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Henrico supervisors approve new Short Pump townhomes despite continued resistance from some local residents
The Henrico Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a rezoning case July 28 that will allow 74 new condos to be built in Short Pump, although nearby residents say they still have concerns about overcrowding in the area. The 10-acre development, located right across the street from the Pouncey Tract
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Henrico to place speed cameras at certain schools by 2027
By the end of 2026, Henrico Police will have installed speed cameras at every high school and two middle schools in the county in an effort to increase pedestrian safety in school zones. After a 30-day “warning period” – during which drivers will only receive a mailed warning notice about
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Henrico supervisors approve new Comprehensive Plan without Lakeside redesign
Henrico’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the county’s new Comprehensive Plan July 28 but removed several proposals from the plan, including one that was created to urbanize and redesign the Lakeside corridor. The new 2045 “HenricoNext” plan, a 20-year guide for development in the county that planning
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Henrico first responders honored for Darby House apartment fire rescue
More than 50 firefighters, 30 police officers and dispatchers who handled over 400 emergency calls were honored Tuesday night by the Henrico Board of Supervisors for their response to the July 4 fire at Darby House Senior Apartments — a blaze that displaced more than 100 residents. The recognition came weeks
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