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One month into the federal government shutdown, Richmond International Airport Transportation Safety Administration workers are experiencing a second zero pay period impacting morale and pocketbook. During the first pay period, the approximately 300 federal employees at RIC (officials from Customs and Border Patrol, Transportation Safety Administration and air traffic controllers)
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Central Virginia localities fund 60-bed winter surge shelter for homeless
Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover partner with CARITAS to provide emergency shelter when temperatures fall below 40 degrees
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Henrico County donates $100,000 to support Feed More during SNAP cuts
Henrico County is pledging $100,000 to Feed More, Central Virginia’s main food distribution organization, as the federal government shutdown continues to stall food assistance benefits. While Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced on Tuesday that the state will be able to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP,
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ICE deportation flights, government shutdown’s impact on federal workers hang over Capital Region Airport Commission meeting
The items on the agenda for the monthly Capital Region Airport Commission meeting Oct. 28 focused on moving the Richmond International Airport forward to greater heights, but items absent from the agenda – the moral issue of Immigration Customs and Enforcement deportation flights and the impact of the month-long government shutdown
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