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The American Water Works Association recently awarded Henrico County its annual "Best of the Best Water Taste Test" award, following multiple rounds of taste-testing from experts in the water industry. Henrico's water was named the best-tasting of the 26 samples submitted from U.S. and Canadian
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The Virginia Mercury’s 2025 elections questionnaire: attorney general
Three contenders — Republican incumbent Jason Miyares, and Democrats Jay Jones and Shannon Taylor — are aiming to become Virginia’s top prosecutor. The Mercury asked the attorney general hopefuls to answer a questionnaire to outline their vision for the role, their priorities concerning crime and consumer protection, and what qualifies them
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The Virginia Mercury’s 2025 elections questionnaire: lieutenant governor
Ahead of primary day on June 17, Virginia’s lieutenant governor contenders share their experience, legislative priorities and goals, in their own words
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