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Christopher Tyree
One of the largest automatic license plate reader networks in the state is shut down
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The current home is one. Another could be part of developing plans for untouched land in the southern city.
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Several raised concerns about school diversity, support needs and the division’s consultant during Tuesday’s school board meeting.
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Virginia Mercury
Lawmakers join in opposing the merger, renew calls to extend the review timeline.
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The Virginia Department of Education released State Performance and Support Framework rankings, outlining school success and areas of need.
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