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On any given day, about 18 Henrico schools experience air conditioning outages, according to Henrico Schools officials, with classroom temperatures spiking above 80 degrees. HVAC issues have been widespread across the division not only for the past few weeks, but also during several years of hot summer weather and cold
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Henrico’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proposal Sept. 8 to place speed cameras at 11 county schools by the end of the year. The LIDAR (light detection and ranging) cameras will be placed within the school zones of all nine high schools and at Tuckahoe and Fairfield middle
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Henrico County parents are speaking out about broken air conditioning units inside Henrico schools as the new school year gets underway. As of Sept. 8, 18 schools have technicians addressing AC issues in individual classrooms or central areas of their buildings, according to a school system spokesperson. The spokesperson noted
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Henrico Prevention Services and the Henrico Too Smart 2 Start Coalition are accepting applications for the Youth Ambassador Street Team, a leadership opportunity for high school students. As part of the nationally recognized Youth Ambassadors program, YAST members are the boots on the ground, working alongside community leaders to create
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