The Sheriff of Nottingham of Prince William County strikes again.  Earlier, he / she / they raised questions about the food and alcoholic beverage bills run up by the BOCS [...]

In all of 2011, Prince William County’s Potomac Supervisor Maureen Caddigan raised $39,251 for her uncontested primary and uncontested general election campaigns.  Between 1/1/2011 and 6/30/2012, she spent $31,895 from [...]

…because its central bank could certainly use his special attention. Philip Aldrick (Telegraph, UK) has the details on the grilling that Sir Mervyn King (head of the UK’s central bank, [...]

American and British banks are not the only ones under the microscope regarding the LIBOR scandal (Telegraph, UK): The EU investigation into a “shocking” interest-rate rigging scandal in the world’s [...]

I guess when you’re in a bunker mentality, you begin to see conspiracies all around you… Word is spreading that Potomac Supervisor Maureen Caddigan is saying that she suspects that I and/or Dumfries Council Lady Kristin Forrester are the Sh…

The George Soros-funded “Voter Participation Center” that is masking itself to appear like the Virginia State Board of Elections has now tried to register someone’s dead dog to vote in Virginia.  So, where is the Voter Participation…

The Sheriff of Nottingham in Prince William County reports that the engraved plaques at the Hylton Center for the Performing Arts honoring Potomac Supervisor Maureen Caddigan and her late son have been removed.  The plaques were installed as part of …

I am writing to update you on the Board’s actions earlier today to eliminate the practice of using excess office funds to provide funding to not-for-profit groups.  You had contacted me previously expressing your opposition to this practice, so I t…

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously in favor of Gainesville Supervisor Pete Candland’s resolution abolishing the long-standing practice of using “left over” office funds as slush money to dole out to their…

The Washington Post is digging in on the issue of Prince William County’s supervisor slush funds.  In their latest article they note: When Supervisor Maureen S. Caddigan (R-Potomac) donated $1,000 this year to the Boys & Girls Club, she rece…