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Henrico Public Works director: Main roads in 'fairly good shape,' but frozen streets of ice making it a 'slow go' in subdivisions
Henrico County Public Works staffers continued on Wednesday to clear county roads of the snow and sleet from last weekend's storm that have formed into massive sheets of ice. The process has been challenging, because ongoing bitter cold temperatures have made plows less effective against the packed ice
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Henrico Board of Supervisors lifts state of emergency, approves new housing in Tuckahoe
Henrico County officials lifted a state of local emergency through a unanimous board of supervisors vote on Tuesday, although officials warned residents to stay cautious as more bad weather is forecasted this weekend. County Manager John Vithoulkas declared a state of local emergency on Jan. 23 after a winter storm
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Buddhist monks on ‘Walk for Peace’ to arrive in Henrico in early February
A group of about 19 Buddhist monks and their dog “Aloka” are expected to pass through Henrico next week as they trek to Washington, D.C. on their “Walk for Peace.” The Texas monks began their 2,300-mile pilgrimage in Fort Worth in October and will complete their journey at
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Henrico County opens warming centers Tuesday for neighbors in need
Henrico County is opening two warming centers for community members in need on Tuesday. Fairfield Area Library, located at 1401 North Laburnum Avenue, and Libbie Mill Library, located at 2100 Libbie Lake East Street, will both be open as warming centers from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No
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