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Henrico supervisors approve additional $34.7 million for capital projects and housing grants
The Henrico Board of Supervisors Feb. 24 unanimously approved $34.4 million in added funding for this fiscal year’s budget (the majority of which will be used to fund capital projects) and $300,000 in housing rehabilitation grants. More than $25 million of additional funding for the Fiscal Year
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In Democratic rebuttal, Spanberger accuses Trump of driving up costs and chaos
Newly sworn-in Virginia governor cites affordability, corruption and national security in response to president’s State of the Union address
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Poll: Virginians back tighter gun laws, favor current redistricting system
Roanoke College survey conducted Feb. 9-16 finds support for licensing and registration but doubts about whether stricter laws would reduce violence
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DATA CENTER DETOUR: Inside Henrico County’s shifting mindset, one developer’s attempt to overcome it, and a community fighting back
New Market Village, a predominantly-Black middle-class suburb in Eastern Henrico, might be getting a new neighbor: a one million-square-foot data center complex that spans 27 football fields. That possibility – which could by decided Feb. 26 during a Henrico Board of Zoning Appeals meeting – is not a welcomed one for many
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