McDonnell, Deeds Make Pitches at Virginia Union
Warner, Chichester Defend 2004 Tax Deal
New Deeds Ad Wagers Big on McDonnell’s Thesis
McDonnell’s Social Record Still a Source of Contention
GOP Candidates Press Dems on Taxes
Bolling Campaigns at Lynchburg Stop
“You Lie” Congressman Raises Funds for Speaker Howell
Garrett Calls for New Tax Incentives in Lynchburg
Shenandoah House Candidates Fundraising
Kaine Promotes Off Shore Wind Projects
Former SEAL Joins Republicans Running Against Nye
VDOT Presents Recommendations for US 29
National Research Council Agrees to Uranium Study
Williamsburg Planning Commission Meeting on Rental Occupancy to Be Broadcast Live
All Public Schools in Lynchburg Area Are Fully Accredited
Fredericksburg Area Residents Willing to Open Wallets for Transportation
Lynchburg City Council Passes “Big Box” Ordinance
Pittsylvania County Residents Speak Out on Comprehensive Plan
Softballer Ready to Play Hardball on Charlottesville City Council
All major elections have points of dramatic interest, among them former Governor Wilder’s not tipping his hand yet in the Virginia gubernatorial race. it is a different situation and a differnt state but president
(Contd.) President Obama has let Democratic Governor Paterson of New York know that he wants him not to seek re-election in 2010. One expects Democrat Wilder to endorse Deeds eventually but he has made approving comments of McDonnell. It looks like he wishes Deeds to move further toward his own priorities for the state he once governed.
Dr. Tirumalai, please contact me. I’m a former student and have not been able to find an email address with which to reach you. You can google my name and email me via my website. Carl Socolow