Staunton begins implementation phase of ‘lean, economical housing strategy’
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Staunton began the planning process in September to create its first housing strategy, and city council received an update on the strategy.
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Chesapeake man to spend 20 years in prison for selling fentanyl to dead teen
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A Chesapeake man will spend two decades in prison after selling fentanyl pills to high-school students that led to one teen’s death.
VDOT: Local road work, maintenance scheduled for the week of Aug. 4-8
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VDOT has updated its road construction and maintenance schedule for the week of Aug. 4-8.
Bipartisan legislation addresses need for more housing ‘everywhere, for everyone’
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While the president wants to lock homeless people in institutions, legislators on both sides of the aisle are focused on affordable housing.
The Trump solution to homelessness: Round ’em up, put ’em in facilities
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Donald Trump thinks the solution to homelessness is to protect good White folks from having to see homeless people by rounding them up and putting them in facilities.
UVA Football: School does a 180 with ‘support’ from admissions helping recruiting
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It was just last fall that UVA Football coach Tony Elliott was complaining in a live national-TV hit about how the admissions folks were making it hard for him to recruit.
VDOT: Road work in Augusta, Rockbridge, Rockingham, for June 30-July 3
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VDOT has shared with us the updated schedule for road work and maintenance for Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Rockingham County for the week of June 30-July 3.
‘I’m all in’: Habitat for Humanity names Brad Bryant to executive director role
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The SAW Habitat for Humanity is in a rebuilding mode, and it may have found the perfect person to lead the organization forward.
Elon Musk goes nuclear on Donald Trump, whose allies are suggesting he be deported
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Elon Musk said today that the reason Donald Trump hasn’t authorized the release of the notorious Epstein Files is because Trump would be implicated.
Virginia Tech expert: Technology, policy incentives could lead to end of housing crisis
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Augmented reality, robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D concrete printing technology could be pivotal to ending the housing crisis.
