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Henrico County will spend about $90,000 for an external report that will analyze the county’s response to this month’s water crisis and provide it with ideas about how to effectively provide its own water to Eastern Henrico in short-term, mid-term and longer-term scenarios. The county also will
Click here to read moreHenrico students weigh in on school system's cell phone policy
The return to school this month marked a new phone policy for some Virginia school divisions, but not Henrico County. While other districts such as Richmond City and Hanover County have adopted the Virginia Department of Education’s recommended “bell-to-bell” phone ban, which restricts students from having their phone on
Click here to read moreWhat Henrico officials are doing following reports of cloudy, milky water in Eastern Henrico
In the aftermath of last week's water crisis in Richmond and parts of Henrico, some Eastern Henrico residents this week have reported cloudy or milky water coming from their home faucets. But Henrico officials are reminding them that those are common results of increased pressure in water lines.
Click here to read moreWhy do some Henrico residents still get their water from Richmond?
Last week’s water crisis in Richmond, which spilled over to Henrico since much of Eastern and Northern Henrico receive their water through the city’s system, has caused some Henrico residents to wonder why they are reliant upon the city’s water supply and not Henrico’s. The reason
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