Virginia to receive $108M in opioid settlement funds
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Henrico U.S. Post Office workers, retirees join nationwide rally for funding, protections for vote-by-mail
U.S. Postal workers lined the street in front of the Richmond Main Post Office at 1801 Brook Road July 28 morning to protest funding cuts to the U.S. Postal Service, holding signs that said ‘Protect Our Public Post Office’ and chanting “The mail is not for sale!” The
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Former Henrico official retiring from Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority
Former Henrico County Deputy County Manager for Public Safety Tony McDowell will step down as executive director of the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority this fall, prompting a leadership transition at the state agency responsible for overseeing Virginia’s use of opioid settlement funds. McDowell, who also previously served as the
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Bernard Greene Memorial 5K planned Oct. 17 to benefit Henrico specialty docket participants
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