McDonnell, Defense Secretary Greet Boy Scouts
Connolly, Perriello Split on Extending Bush Tax Cuts
Cuccinelli Reaction to Arizona Ruling “Mixed”
Cuccinelli to Donate Money from Navy Veterans’ Group
Cuccinelli to Give Questioned Cash to Veterans’ Charities
Warner on Top Chef, Cuccinelli on Greta
Hurt Blasts Perriello on Tax Cut Issues
Still No Consensus on 5th District Debates
Hurt, Perriello Share Concern of Local Jobs on Trade Issue
Candidates Spar Over Jobs and Taxes in 5th District
Fundraising on the Menu for GOP Congressional Candidates
Wolf Calls Dulles Greenway Highway Robbery
Tea Party Planning State Convention
Virginia Beaches Rank 4th in Water Quality
Virginia Launches Program to Reduce Energy Use
Fairfax Considers Options for Public Safety Headquarters
Fairfax Moves to Ban Smoking at Bus Shelters
James City Project to Clear Cut 9 Acres
James City Supervisors Pay Homage to Wanner
Lynchburg Planning Board Favors New Zoning for Colleges, Institutions
Residents Protesting Goose Extermination
Drainage Issue Tops Winchester Council To-Do List
About the projected Fairfax ban on smoking at bus shelters. Fifty years ago one of my professors in Philadelphia regularly smoked in class. Now there are rooms in federal buildings to which smokers are banished. With these getting scarcer, one sees smokers outside buildings and there are strict rules about the distance they need to maintain. Some parts of the country are much more exercised about second-hand smoke than others. There is a sociological study in the making.