Cantor Calls for Sanctions Against Iran
Warner Touts Emedical Data Despite Hacker Attack
McAuliffe gets Some Obama Star Power with Daschle Endorsement
McAuliffe, Moran Spar Over Obama
Moran Releases Senior Care Plan, Deeds Releases Energy Proposals
Laid Off Religious Workers Denied Jobless Benefits
Prince William Girl’s Death Highlights Discord Over Release Of Abuse Data
Judge Denies Bid to Stall Fluvanna-Loiuisa Joint Water Authority
Panel to Set Scope of Rregional Criminal Justice Review
Mayor Jones Says Shockoe Baseball/Development Study Appealing, But Would Require City Credit
New Norfolk Budget Plan Avoids Employee Pay Cuts
Teachers Assert Norfolk Alternative School is Unsafe
Virginia Beach to Consider Cell Phone Policy Change for Middle Schools
Beach Can’t Close Gap Over Site for New Lesner Bridge
Hampton Roads Transit to Brief beach Council on $5.7 Million Light Rail Study
Spotsylvania to Seek Change in Zip
John Broderick Named ODU President
It should certainly be better known to prospective employees that if they are laid off by a religious organization they are, in most cases, not entitled to state unemployment benefits. That it is not generally known was the real surprise in the newspaper article.