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Prince William County gets a suprise!
Date Edited: 02 May 2008 04:32:06 PM
dc.indymedia.org/usermedia/audio/13/m1_2008_pw_county_suprise.mp3
On May 1, some commercial real estate group had foolishly schedlued a bus tour for prospective corporate bosses featuring avaialbe sites in Prince William County.
Tenants and Workers United saturated all 9 busses with fliers warning hi-tech and biotech firms NOT to locate in Prince William County as immigrant workers would not want to move there.
The Washington Post reported banners as well as the fliers, leading to the possiblkty that Prince William County might lose even more potential business as a result.