Centreville Online

“Centreville-area man charged with two counts of carnal knowledge A Centreville-area man has been charged with a second felony count of carnal knowledge for his involvement with a 13-year-old girl from the Lorton area.

Reginald Andre Wright was originally arrested for sexually assaulting the teenage girl while she was staying at a friend’s home on Jan. 29. According to police, Wright had inappropriate contact with the girl on two occasions during her stay. She reported the incidents to her parents when she returned home, and police were contacted. Police arrested Wright at his home at 14845 Maidstone Court in the Centreville area on Feb. 2. He was taken to the Adult Detention Center and charged with one count of sexual assault and one count of carnal knowledge of a child, both felonies. The new charges are based on incidents that allegedly occurred a week earlier, Jan. 20, at the girl’s home in Centreville. Wright is still being held at the Adult Detention Center. He has now been charged with one count of sexual assault and two counts of carnal knowledge.”

The annual Miracle of Lights display at Bull Run Regional Park in Centreville will be open tomorrow night through Jan. 8.

The display consists of more than a million lights illuminating animated holiday scenes along a two-mile drive.

Hours are 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. daily (except New Year’s Eve).

This year’s display includes “Planet Holiday,” which features a gigantic spaceship with families of aliens preparing for Christmas; “Victorian Village,” which includes horse-drawn carriages, a gingerbread house and ice skaters; “Noah’s Ark”; “Santa’s Wood,” displaying squirrels, bears and beavers; the “Angel’s Playground,” where baby angels play on teeter-totters; and the “Enchanted Woods,” where wizards, unicorns, dragons and trolls live together.

Miracle of Lights donates a portion of its proceeds every year to a charity; this year it is Special Love Inc., a Winchester-based organization that provides programs for children with cancer and HIV or AIDS.

The cost is $12 a car (1-14 people); $25 a commercial van (15-34 people); and $50 a bus (35 or more people). The park is at 7700 Bull Run Dr.

For more information, call 703-709-5437 or visit www.miracleoflights.com.

Feel like houses in Centreville are alittle overpriced? Take a look at these new home sales as reported by the Real Estate Division of the Fairfax County Department of Tax Administration. The cheapest house in Centreville sold for 267,000

ALGRETUS DR., 14716-Charles W. Cottrill to Robert W. Malick and Lisa M. Lanser, $370,000.

ASHER CT., 6101-Blanca E. Reyes to Ricardo Trevino, $380,000.

BASINGSTOKE LP., 14694-Catherine A. Kokalas to Shannon Texeira, $250,000.

BATTALION ST., 6235-Matthew M. McGuire to Joon S. Ahn, $319,000.

BIG YANKEE LANE, 13987-Rebecca S. McDonnell to William F. Gibson and Jennifer A. Swensson, $295,000.

BLACK HORSE CT., 14424-Samsam and Zeinab Abdi to Pedram R. Farahani, $267,000.

CALLAWAY CT., 6036-Steve G. and Susie P. Romero to Erek E. and Ay Perry, $366,000.

CEDAR BREAK DR., 5591-Barry A. and Margaret A. Barwatt to Joseph W. and Melissa J. Kirkpatrick, $505,000.

CHELSEY PL., 14509-Chad N. Shane and Slavica Isailovic to Diana J. Richards, $311,000.

CLARENDON SPRINGS PL., 5880-Jennifer C. Golik to Brandon Heath and Heidy Sarina Ruiz, $275,000.

EAGLE TAVERN LANE, 15494-John A. and Aimee D. Lowry to Andrew K. and Lucy K. Chung, $725,000.

FLOWER HILL DR., 14746-Christopher J. and Marcia E. Larson to Yong H. Chung, $375,000.

FOUR CHIMNEY DR., 14417-Robert E. and Janet R. Daly to Abedur and Selima Rashid, $313,000.

GABRIELLE WAY, 14130-Heisook Cha to Loc Tran and Tracy Ho, $399,900.

HONNICUT DR., 6003-Kwami Asiama and Irene Annan to James P. and Clare Tierney, $385,000.

HOSKINS HOLLOW CIR., 6103, No. A-Cleanthis D. and Heidi E. Costa to Jesse H. Ryan and Ashley T. Osterday, $275,000.

LADY MADONNA CT., 14946-Nadine M. Jordan and Sandra M. Mann to Benoit C. and Kathleen C. Flippen, $259,000.

LAURA RATCLIFF CT., 13839-Bonifacio R. and Emilia M. Javier to Yoon B. and Ki S. Jung, $330,000.

MAIDSTONE CT., 14848-Henry E. and Ida T. Brooks to Fernando Santos Ordoez and Ingrid Panameno, $272,000.

SCHOOLFIELD CT., 5624-Glen A. and Shannon E. Lyle to Humira Noorestani, $499,999.

SKYLEMAR TRAIL, 6548-Marietta V. Hidgon to Eun Joo Kuk and Oh In Chul, $281,000.

SMITHWOOD DR., 14526-Leon Gerson Santos and Eva N. Ocasio Santos to Barry A. and Belinda A.E. Griffin, $409,000.

STILLFIELD PL., 15120-Ronald G. and Elizabeth W. Thorne to Davis Jong Min and Diana C.H. Lim, $645,000.

STONEPATH CIR., 6187-Kyung H. Cho to David G. Yost, $319,900.

STONEWATER CT., 14356-John H. McPhaul and Dermetra R. McPhaul to Joseph H. and Eun Sook Oh, $361,000.

SUN MEADOW CT., 14807-Anwar M. Khan to Suryakant Sharma and Rachna Suryakant, $603,750.

TRUITT FARM DR., 14741-Vivek and Sapna Malhotra to Kathleen G. Patrizi, $385,000.

TULIP LEAF CT., 5222-S.R. Settipalli Nagireddy and Prem K. Nagireddy to Luz Miriam and Ricardo A. Calvo Jr., $675,000.

WATERFLOW CT., 5980-Halcli K. Kaisha to Brenda Ann Kohlhaas, $328,000.

WOOD ROCK WAY, 14142-John P. and Merrie J. Price to Ryan R. McKinstry and Anjilleen H. McKinstry, $416,000.

WOODLAND RIDGE CT., 6374-Mark A. Smith to Sowmia and Vasantha Villavankothai, $380,000.

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Did you happen to know that there’s a new porn store in Centreville? It’s at the corner of 29 and 28 – Named MVC. Get involved – should this be in Centreville? Post your comments and share your opinions in our forum

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Average number of cars per day

Interstate 66
Lee Highway to Sully Road 116,000
Sully Road to Fairfax County Parkway 127,000
Fairfax County Parkway to Lee-Jackson Highway 127,000
Lee-Jackson Highway to Chain Bridge Road 168,000

Brood X, the 17-year periodical cicada is back and will be with us for several weeks. They have a short life span, they are loud, and they are numerous. Enjoy these mysterious creatures by learning more about them.

Brood X, the 17-year periodical cicada is back and will be with us into June. They have a short life span, they are loud, and they are numerous.

See the following cicada-related links to learn more about these mysterious creatures. Search for “cicadas” in these databases:

eLibrary
Galenet
Ebscohost
Proquest

Cicada Web pages:

They’rrre Back! Periodical Cicadas Return, by the Audubon Naturalist Society
Fairfax County Government News
Periodical Cicadas are Coming to Maryland by the Maryland Department of Agriculture (check the Cicada Photo Gallery)
Periodical Cicadas by the Maryland Cooperative Extension (pdf)
Periodical And “Dog-Day” Cicadas, Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet
Periodical Cicada, Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences Entomological Notes

Cicada pages from Google or try another search engine.

Centreville Police Station: Sully District Station 4900 Stonecroft Boulevard Chantilly, Virginia 20151 703-814-7000 Commander: Captain William R. Gulsby Assistant Commander: Lieutenant Stephen J. Thompson

Centreville Fire Stations: West Centreville, Station 38 6001 O’Day Drive Centreville, VA 20120-1612 Phone Number: 703-802-2806 Fax Number: 703-802-7923 Centreville, Station 17 – Volunteer 5856 Old Centreville Rd. Centreville, VA 20121-2426 Phone Number: 703-830-8280 Fax Number: 703-830-5861

Centreville Deptartment of Motor Vehicles 14950 Northridge Drive Chantilly, VA 20151 Phone: 1-800-435-5137 Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Centreville Public Library: 14200 St. Germaine Drive Centreville, VA 20121 Phone: 703-830-2223

Celebrate Fairfax!, Northern Virginia’s largest community-wide celebration, arrives June 10 – 12, 2005 to the Fairfax County Government Center. Presented by Celebrate Fairfax, Inc, the annual festival hosts thousands of neighbors during the three-day festival. The 25-acre site is magically filled with fascinating sights and sounds as more than 600 artists, dancers, musicians, exhibitors, and food vendors take part in the annual celebration. Celebrate Fairfax! showcases live concerts, performing arts, science and technology activities, culinary delights, and interactive exhibits about the community and the people who call it home.

Attractions for the entire family include:

• A new Performing Arts stage featuring local and national performers

• A new Cultural District

• The new and improved ExxonMobil Children’s Village featuring fun, interactive activities and performances on the Children’s Village Stage

• The Celebrate Fairfax! Entertainment District, hosting continuous live entertainment from local, regional, and national musical acts

• The Coca Cola Food Court, where more than 25 local area restaurants and concessionaires can take care of any funnel cake or deep-fried candy bar craving

• Government agencies showcasing over 35 Interactive, hands-on exhibits

• Nightly SAIC Fireworks

• Amusements of America Carnival and Midway

• Arts and Crafts

• Prizes and giveaways including round trip air travel on JetBlue Airways

With so many choices for entertainment in the Northern Virginia area, Celebrate Fairfax! offers a memorable experience for every member of the family.

For more information, see http://www.celebratefairfax.org