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It’s Sept. 4. Developers ask to defer planning commission decision until they can meet with residents. York County hires help to study development near Williamsburg Pottery in Lightfoot.
Correction. We have corrected Frank Polster’s statem...
It’s Sept. 3. Today: School discussions about when and where to use tech. Details on academic performance and the gap between city and county students. York Flock camera town hall.
Williamsburg-James City County school administrators pledg...
It’s Sept. 2. WJCC redistricting committee recommends keeping August version of attendance zones. Consultants tell York they will have to rebuild most schools.
The committee reviewing redistricting for Williamsburg-James City County school...
It’s Sept. 1. Permit to convert the old Yankee Candle building into an indoor slide park expired...How a graduation party turned into shooting that killed 18-year-old Williamsburg boy.
Plans to convert the old Yankee Candle store in Willia...
It’s Aug. 31. The proposed Bluffs at Kiskiack project raises “tough choices”, Vice Chair Larson says. Local schools review redistricting, screen time and aging school buildings this week.
Correction — we erred with Vincent Passero’s title...
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