
This was an experiment in reporting about local governments across Virginia's Fifth Congressional District, the first set of boundaries adopted after legislation required a bipartisan effort that did not political party first! On indefinite hiatus
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Full online access to documents used in Virginia’s court system is limited to those who are attorneys, but opinions of the state Supreme Court are readily...
Two editions of the revamped newsletter in one week? Yes, but this may not happen again because I’m not sure how much capacity I have to follow this story again until there’s more progress. Then again, the Constitutional amendment for redis...
Hello and welcome to the beginning of what might be a temporary and perhaps final era of Fifth District Community Engagement. The last installment of this experiment was published sometime last summer, likely right around the time I moved t...
I’ve been on limited capacity and thought I had missed a meeting last week. Turned out, though, Campbell County Supervisors meet tomorrow and not last Tuesday. It pays to stay on top of things, but sometimes a one-person information outlet...
This will be a light week for me as I’m spending time with my parents helping take care of one of them. I don’t live in the same community as they do, so I’m spotting another relative so they can get a break.
But I will be getting out at l...
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