Democrats flip two western Henrico supervisors seats, take 4-1 control of board
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At least once a week since this past January, Henrico County’s EMS system encounters a “no units available" situation, during which emergency calls are still coming in, but no EMS units can respond. In the past, these “no-units-available” situations have still occurred, but never this frequently, said Henrico
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Henrico Planning Commission endorses first development proposed in new small-lot residential zoning district
The first residential development proposed under a new small-lot zoning district in Henrico County earned the unanimous endorsement of the Henrico Planning Commission Aug. 14. The proposal, which would allow for 32 small lots with varying detached single-family home designs on 7.713 acres on the east line of North
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Highland Springs residents torn on proposed 49-home development
About a dozen Henrico residents spoke out during an Aug. 12 Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting about a new housing development proposed in Highland Springs, with some residents in vehement opposition to the plans, while others hope the development can provide more affordable housing for the region. The development of
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Varina residents push against new data center proposed on Darbytown Road
Noise pollution, environmental impacts, increased traffic, decreased air quality, and an elementary school just down the road – these were some of the many concerns Varina residents brought up at a community meeting about a proposed data center off Darbytown Road. On Aug. 6, nearly 100 community members crowded the library
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