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It’s been about a year and half since flames consumed a building on the Twin Oaks Community property that housed its hammock business— one of the intentional community’s main revenue generators.
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Federal actions hit hardest on needy families in small cities and rural, southwest counties, according to a VCIJ at WHRO analysis
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When the next General Assembly gavels into session in January, Northern Virginia will have zero Republican members.
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Four of the 13 House of Delegates districts that shifted to Democratic representation to secure a 28-seat majority for the party are in Hampton Roads.
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House Speaker Don Scott now controls the largest Democratic majority in the House since 1987.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin also thanked all those who ran for office and those who ran elections across the state.
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Republican Jason Miyares, the incumbent who unsuccessfully sought a second term, called for moderation from his successor.
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Why does Virginia have odd-year elections? It's a tradition that dates back to the very first election for governor, which happened in 1851.
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Virginia voters are picking the Commonwealth’s first female governor this Election Day.
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The long-term deal will likely affect how local governments approach curbside recycling programs.