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Virginia has a nearly $2.6-billion capital investment gap, but jurisdictions likely considered the tight timeline and voter sentiment when considering adding a referendum to the ballot.
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The annual festival invites artists and readers to share, sell and discuss zines, compact, mini-magazines that have been growing in popularity — again.
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Residents and advocates say staffing shortages can mean delayed medication, missed meals and long waits for help. Meanwhile, the state has a massive inspections backlog it won't clear until the end of next year at the earliest.
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The bloom has “caused quite a stir” among officials who research the issue.
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There's enough funding to meet needs — but not enough people to spend it.
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