The board’s vote was necessary because their October decision on rules didn’t address projects already underway or approved.
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The board’s vote was necessary because their October decision on rules didn’t address projects already underway or approved.
Commission voted 4-2 to recommend approval of 300-foot buffers and 400-foot setbacks for data center development.
Supervisor T.C. Collins insisted the school division pay nearly half the cost for the project via the high school’s activity fund.
Harris endorsed Lt. Col. Delbert Myrick as the county’s next sheriff.
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Dominion’s proposed 70-mile transmission line would go through parts of Caroline, Spotsylvania and Stafford counties.
Loss of pickleball program sours seniors; board approves list of legislative priorities and a development with 50 multi-family units.
The matter could be brought before the board again, however, if more origin information is produced by the group.
School funding and workforce development were other major topics discussed during the Region III legislative breakfast.
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine voted for the deal to reopen, while Sen. Mark Warner and Rep. Eugene Vindman voted against it.
The Democrat will be the 75th governor of Virginia.
The School Board member plans to challenge U.S. Sen. Mark Warner for the Democratic nomination in next year’s race.
Challenger Baron Braswell says he’ll petition for a recount to ensure the tally is correct.
He joins bipartisan coalition in voting to reopen the government but is criticized for backing down without securing ACA credits.
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The board voted unanimously to approve the Caledon Solar project following a public hearing.
Delegate Bobby Orrock was out early taking down his campaign signs.
After Tuesday night, Chris Yakabouski led Baron Braswell by just 24 votes with 102 ballots outstanding.
Wins by Maya Guy and Kecia Evans help carry the party in a county formerly controlled by Republicans.