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Virginia wineries granted fruit loss waivers after spring frost (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Wineries and vineyards that suffered severe crop losses due to multiple frost and freeze weather events this spring have received temporary waivers allowing them to source a higher proportion of grapes from vineyards they do not own or lease. The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority granted automatic waivers to 169 wineries and vineyards after the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services submitted a joint exemption request on behalf of the producer
Dinwiddie Community invited to public meeting on controversial Haven Oak Tech Park proposal (opens the original)
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DINWIDDIE COUNTY, Va. (WWBT) - A high-stakes debate balancing historical preservation with economic growth is taking center stage in Dinwiddie County over a controversial proposal for the Haven Oak Technology Park. The proposed development covers nearly 1,000 acres near the intersection of White Oak Road and Claiborne Road. A significant portion of the site sits directly within the historic White Oak Road Battlefield, sparking sharp pushback from local residents and who argue the project threate
Richmond red-light cameras catch 38,000 violations, but data shows infractions plunging (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Red-light safety cameras installed across four Richmond intersections earlier this year have captured tens of thousands of violations, but city officials say a steady drop in infractions shows driver behavior is shifting. Since the city rolled out the camera program in January, four intersections have logged 38,545 combined violations and warnings, generating more than $765,000 in civil penalties. The initial phase placed automated enforcement systems at: Chamberlayne and
Bellevue Elementary students return after closing for mold cleanup (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Students returned to Bellevue Elementary School on Thursday after more than a week out of the building due to mold. Richmond Public Schools said most of the building is cleared for use. The division said additional air quality samples have been collected in three rooms that need additional remediation. Those results are still pending. RPS said humidity levels were in good standing at last check, and dehumidifiers will continue to run. Superintendent Jason Kamras said more
Prince Edward County ends use of flock cameras (opens the original)
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PRINCE EDWARD, Va. (WWBT) - The Prince Edward County Sheriff’s Office has discontinued the use of Flock Safety Cameras in the county, Sheriff L.A. “Tony” Epps said in a letter on Sept. 3. Epps said the decision followed a review of citizen concerns. In the letter, Epps said one of his responsibilities as a sheriff is to provide crime-fighting tools to keep citizens and deputies safe, and that it is also his duty to listen to citizens’ concerns. “After careful review and consideration, the Prince
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