Town Notices

TOWN NOTICE: Manassas Avenue Extended Site closed today due to high water

Published

7 years ago

December 21, 2018

The Town of Front Royal’s Manassas Avenue Extended Site closed today, December 21st at 12:45 due to high water.

Reminder due to the Christmas Holiday; the Manassas Ave Site will be closed Saturday, December 22nd-December 25th (Site always closed Sunday and Wednesday).

The Manassas Avenue Site will re-open Thursday, December 27 at 9am.

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TOWN NOTICE: Manassas Avenue Extended Site closed today due to high water

Town Notices

TOWN NOTICE: Manassas Avenue Extended Site closed today due to high water

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