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West Point considers seeking tractor-trailer restrictions on side roads (opens the original)
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WEST POINT — The town of West Point was asked to consider a request for truck restrictions on downtown side streets after a resident’s car was hit by a tractor-trailer. Town Manager Steve Hudgins said he looked into truck restrictions, but was recommending that council take no action at present, beyond monitoring the situation. The issue was prompted when Town Council members received an email from resident Molly Booker urging them to consider restrictions on trucks using side streets. She asked
500 King William kids receiving books from Dolly Parton program (opens the original)
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KING WILLIAM — Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, an international program that provides free books for younger children, has sent literature to more than 500 children in King William County in its first 12 months there. School Board member Veda Frazier was a driving force behind bringing Dolly Parton Imagination Library to King William County last year through her work with the Kiwanis Club of Tri-Rivers. “My passion is my work with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. Every chance I get, I t
First responders team up to quash brush fire in King and Queen (opens the original)
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KING AND QUEEN — Multiple emergency services were mobilized Friday to fight a brush fire at a commercial facility in a remote part of King and Queen County. The Lower King and Queen Fire-EMS, Central King and Queen Volunteer Fire Department and King and Queen Emergency Services were dispatched for a brush fire just after 4:30 a.m. on Friday at 224 Farmville Road, according to a Facebook post by Lower King and Queen Fire-EMS. “First-arriving units reported a mulch fire at a commercial facility. D
James City County seeks state help on water supply, rising property taxes (opens the original)
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JAMES CITY — James City County is seeking legislation to protect homeowners from massive increases in real estate taxes after the recent reevaluation left hundreds of residents facing sticker shock. The county made a series of requests to the General Assembly this week, including seeking a new provision that would allow a locality to limit how much the value of real estate can increase after a formal assessment. The Board of Supervisors and the James City Service Authority Board of Directors met
James City leaders get closer to solidifying agreements for new county library (opens the original)
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JAMES CITY — James City County officials hope to advance agreements on a $23 million library in the new government complex off Longhill Road over the next two months. Assistant County Administrator Brad Rineheimer told the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday that he intends to bring the initial stage of a comprehensive agreement for the library before them in October or November. “We are beyond 50% construction drawings on the library. They hope to have 100% construction drawings done by the end of
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