Lawmakers warn Trump IRS layoffs may delay tax refunds for Americans
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Lawmakers have written a letter to President Donald Trump educating him on how IRS staff reductions would likely delay 2024 tax refunds.
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Waynesboro City Council approves cottage courts to address housing affordability
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Waynesboro City Council, in its first meeting of 2025, voted 5-0 on Monday night to approve an ordinance that will allow cottage court housing throughout the city with some conditions.
Waynesboro School Board receives 2025 budget update, pitch for teacher union
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Waynesboro School Board’s regular Tuesday meeting brought an update on the budget, high school renovations and a pitch for a teacher union.
Andy Zipser: On winter, WARM and Staunton’s spending spree
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This is the season in which our area’s homeless population bounces around from one sleeping facility after another.
Former Prince William registrar files suit against Virginia AG over Election Integrity Unit
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A former Prince William County election official has filed suit against Attorney General Jason Miyares over his office’s botched Election Integrity Unit prosecution.
Alon Ben-Meir: Abortion is a fundamental human rights issue
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The right to abortion is a human rights issue that no government agency, courts, local and state legislators, or anyone else has the right to violate or impede in any shape or form.
Waynesboro: Cottage court units create an ‘opportunity’ for more affordable housing
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The Waynesboro Planning Commission recommended approval of zoning amendments to allow for cottage court housing in the city.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: June 2024
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From flooding in Brazil and Houston to brutal heat in Asia, extreme weather seems nearly everywhere in the past month.
Virginia groups urge DEQ to stop PFAS pollution at its source in Danville
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A Danville wastewater treatment plant is releasing high concentrations of forever chemicals into the Dan River, and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality isn’t doing anything about it.
Attorney General Merrick Garland puts Ben Cline in his place
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Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline regularly makes a fool of himself at House committee hearings with his partisan questions designed to score political points rather than elicit information.
