Charlottesville promotes Freas to Deputy City Manager for Operations role
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The City of Charlottesville has promoted James Freas to the role of Deputy City Manager for Operations.
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‘Through the finish line’: Sens. Warner and Kaine applaud passage of second federal bill
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Rome was not built in a day and apparently neither was the United States federal government’s budget for 2024.
Schools, safety, security: U.S. House passes second government funding bill for fiscal year 2024
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The Further Consolidated Appropriations Act seeks to address rising costs, protect the middle class and safeguard reproductive freedoms.
Warner, Kaine announce bill to enable first-gen homebuyers in challenging market
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Downpayment Toward Equity Act is legislation to address the growing concern around rising home prices and the widening wealth gaps.
Legislation would ensure photo ID for released felons is accepted by federal agencies
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is rolling out a program to issue a photo ID release card to individuals exiting the prison system.
Online tool developed by UVA researchers to combats deadly diarrheal diseases in children
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UVA researchers are developing a flexible online tool for navigating information used to save children from deadly diarrheal diseases.
$1M grant will help expand access to justice in Virginia, regardless of income
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A $1 million grant will help the Virginia Poverty Law Center expand its legal resources and online materials to assist thousands of Virginians.
City of Staunton names Rodney Rhodes Director of Community Development
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Rodney Rhodes has been named the new Director of Community Development for the City of Staunton and will assume his new role on March 18.
U.S. House approves six appropriations bills to fund federal agencies through FY 2024
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The U.S. House passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024 today with a vote of 339 to 85 to fund six bills through fiscal year 2024.
Waynesboro played by the rules with the Northrop Grumman deal: Need to change the rules
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There was a brief spate of protest activity from local progressive liberals related to the deal announced by the City of Waynesboro and Northrop Grumman back in November.
