Kaine Spends One and a Half Day per Week on DNC Job
Deeds v. McDonnell: Tweets Don’t Fail Me Now
GOP Candidates in VA, NJ, Wary of Palin
Public Policy Polling Has Obama’s Popularity Slipping in Virginia
Crowded GOP Field Ready to Run for Nye’s Seat
Planned Regulations Would Govern Storm Runoff
Arlington Schools Chief Hears Parents Concerns
Suffolk Plans Incentives to Lure Tech Companies
Hampton Roads Traffic May Be Worse than National Study Reports
High Ethanol Gas Compaints Continue in Hampton Roads, State Won’t Name Suspected Gas Stations
Hampton School Administrators Give Up Business Cell Phones
Petitioners Halt Buckroe Development
Prince William Program Offers Tatoo Removal
Albemarle Muzzles Tougher Dog Law
Charlottesville Group Trains Animals to Help Humans
Firms to Compete for South Fork Rivanna Reservoir Dredging Study
Federal Grant Gives Bedford County Schools History Lesson
Bristol City Manager Bill Dennison Will Retire
Winchester Names Robert Noe Interim City Manager
Schools in Arlington are facing the problem of declining or static property tax revenue from falling home values and the even more pervasive problem, applicable to many areas, of how to do more or at least the same as before with less money. The lot of school superintendents is a difficult one at present.
“Planned Regulations Would Govern Storm Runoff”
A better title would be “Regulations will Tax some Storm Runoff, but Most Will Remain Ungoverned”
We may as well try to govern storms, while we are at it.
Kaine absent from Richmond? Maybe that’s a good thing!
Here’s my take on the whole matter:
http://bit.ly/TNHfY