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Veteran environmental legislator David Bulova selected as Virginia’s next resources secretary
The Fairfax Democrat brings decades of environmental planning and Chesapeake Bay policy experience to a top role in Spanberger’s cabinet
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Spanberger taps Del. Candi Mundon King as Virginia’s next secretary of the commonwealth
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