Prince William Supervisor flips position on preserving the rural area, takes heat after approving 99 new homes
Updated at January 24, 2021 - Uriah Kiser Candidate Kenny Boddye addresses the Prince William Board of County Supervisors three weeks before being elected to represent the Occoquan District.
In the final weeks of his campaign to become the next Occoquan District Supervisor, Kenny Boddye addressed the governing board on which he would soon be elected.
“Every dollar we spend on the rural crescent, to develop it and put houses out there, is a dollar that we can’t put toward schools in the eastern end [of Prince William County] where we have some of the oldest schools in the region,” Boddye said on October 15, 2019.
50 años de un museo que no para de crecer
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102-year-old Collier County woman receives COVID-19 vaccine
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Karen Anderson, Ruth’s daughter, said Tuesday she is “thrilled” her mother received the vaccine.
“My mother is extremely optimistic and she’s willing to embrace scientific and technological discoveries,” Karen Anderson said. “She has no hesitation about getting this. She believes it’s going to be successful.”
Karen Anderson hasn’t seen her mother since January, she said. She considered renting an RV over the summer to drive from Seattle to Southwest Florida but ultimately chose not to travel for safety reasons.
“I’m looking forward to seeing her after I get the vaccine,” Karen Anderson said.
Ruth Anderson has lived at The Arlington for about five years, Karen Anderson said.