New Augusta County Board of Supervisors chair elected under criminal complaint cloud
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors has a new chair: Jeffrey Slaven, who you may remember from an Oct. 15 criminal complaint.
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Jason Miyares recognizes January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is reminding Virginians that his office offers resources to combat human trafficking.
Eastern District of Virginia recovers more than $25M for crime victims, taxpayers
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The asset recovery unit for the Eastern District of Virginia has collected more than $25 million for crime victims and taxpayers in fiscal year 2023.
Anglers, environmentalists push for moratorium on Chesapeake Bay menhaden catch
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Sportfishing groups and environmentalists are calling for a partial moratorium on Virginia’s menhaden reduction fishery, citing troubling declines of certain bird and fish species that feed on them.
Is an Augusta County supervisor trying to intimidate me into silence?
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Augusta County Board of Supervisors member Butch Wells wants to know how we know the name of a person alleged to be a victim of sexual harassment in a case involving a former board member.
Judge hears arguments in Augusta County FOIA case: Update on latest developments
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Our effort to get Augusta County to make public a recording of a March 20 closed meeting of the Board of Supervisors in which board members discussed the resignation of South River Supervisor Steven Morelli was back in court on Thursday.
‘Methane gas is just another dirty fossil fuel’: FERC extends MVP construction deadline
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FERC announced its decision Tuesday to extend the deadline for construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline Southgate.
Born in a Police State: The Deep State’s persecution of its most vulnerable citizens
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What if, instead of being born into the Roman police state, Jesus had been born at this moment in time?
10 gang members sentenced for maiming of Norfolk mother who wanted to leave ‘Outlaws’
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Ten Virginia gang members involved in the April 2020 attack and maiming of a 21-year-old Norfolk mother will spend the next four years to life in prison.
Youngkin adds Charlottesville residents to state commerce, education boards
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments including naming two Charlottesville residents to state boards.
