According to the US Geological Survey, an earthquake that registered a magnitude of 5.9 originated just south of our Manassas, Virginia office earlier today. Rachel Sanclemente, our administrative assistant in Manassas, initially thought our mechanics were working on a vibratory roller; however, when she looked out the window and saw a nearby bus shaking, she knew there were larger forces at work. The quake even rattled our offices in Durham, North Carolina and could be felt as far away as our Rochester and Syracuse, New York divisions. According to the US Geological Survey, an earthquake that registered a magnitude of 5.9 originated just south of our Manassas, Virginia office earlier today. Rachel Sanclemente, our administrative assistant in Manassas, initially thought our mechanics were working on a vibratory roller; however, when she looked out the window and saw a nearby bus shaking, she knew there were larger forces at work. The quake even rattled our offices in Durham, North Carolina and could be felt as far away as our Rochester and Syracuse, New York divisions.