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Henrico County crews are on high alert as they prepare for what officials are calling a potentially catastrophic winter storm with significant ice accumulation. The Director of Public Works said teams have been preparing since Monday to handle not just snow, but falling trees and debris from ice accumulation. Crews
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Virginia DMV extends some driver's licenses, ID cards by 30 days because of storm
In anticipation of service disruptions due to the pending winter storm, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles is automatically extending some Virginia driver’s licenses and ID cards by 30 calendar days, agency officials announced Jan. 23. TAhe 7,000 or so Virginia driver’s licenses and ID cards with
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LeVere Bolling receives Virginia Professional Fire Fighters Legislator of the Year award
The Virginia Professional Fire Fighters recently named Henrico Delegate Destiny LeVere Bolling (D-80th) its Legislator of the Year for 2025. The annual award wass presented at the VPFF legislative conference in Richmond and is a recognition of Bolling's efforts during last year's General Assembly session. “Since
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Virginia House advances options for school funding measures
Virginia legislators discussed options Tuesday for funding of public school renovations and maintenance projects. HB 334 would allow all counties and cities in Virginia to impose an additional local sales and use tax of up to 1%, with the revenue to be used exclusively for long-term investments in public school
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