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Virginia in a Hurry, 4-09-09

by Bob Holsworth

April 8, 2009

House Votes Not To Change Unemployment Insurance Rules and Accept Stimulus Money for Expanded Unemployment Benefits

Legislators Back Kaine on Quicker Crackdown on Payday Lenders

Senate Upholds Kaine’s Veto on Three Death Penalty Bills and on Permitting Citizens with Concealed Weapons Permits to Carry Guns Into Bars

House Rejects Kaine’s No Excuses Absentee Ballot Amendment

Assembly Rejects Kaine’s Changes to Gloucester Petition Bill

Legislators Begin Work on Gaming

McAuliffe Reports Sizable Money Lead Over Moran

Signer Woos Harrisonburg Area Dems, Is Endorsd by Mudcat Saunders

Wagner Endorsed by Ward Armstrong

Shannon Will Not Seek Re-election to Run for AG

Virginia Gets $4.6 in Stimulus Money to Clean Up Leaks from Underground Storage Tanks

Cantor Says Don’t Get In the Way of Job Creation

Rural Road Money Will Go Toward Balancing Virginia Beach’s Budget

Carlos Brown to Seek Democratic Nomination for Hall Seat

Albemarle Supevisors Set Tax Rate That Keeps Overall Property Tax Bill the Same

Albemarle Raises Developers’ Fees for Plan Evaluations

Lynchburg Schools Hope to Save Thousands with Early Retirement Plan

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Posted in: 2nd Amendment Issues, Bill Howell, Bob McDonnell, Brian Moran, Creigh Deeds, Elections 2009, Eric Cantor, General Assembly 2009, K-12 Education, Smoking and Politics in Virginia, Stimulus Package, Terry McAuliffe, Tim Kaine, Transportation, Voting Bills

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