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New traffic camera law raises concerns about court workload | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (opens the original)
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NEW KENT COUNTY — New Kent County has been the state’s poster child for speed camera citations, issuing more than 71,000 in work and school zones last year. At $100 per ticket, that adds up to more than $7.1 million for the county in just five months of a new work zone camera campaign. For violators of speed zone cameras in New Kent and across the state, the infraction does not add points to their driver’s license, nor is their insurance company notified. But there’s another statistic that’s got
New traffic camera law raises concerns about court workload | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (opens the original)
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NEW KENT COUNTY — New Kent County has been the state’s poster child for speed camera citations, issuing more than 71,000 in work and school zones last year. At $100 per ticket, that adds up to more than $7.1 million for the county in just five months of a new work zone camera campaign. For violators of speed zone cameras in New Kent and across the state, the infraction does not add points to their driver’s license, nor is their insurance company notified. But there’s another statistic that’s got
YCSD reviewing allegations of misconduct by York High softball coach | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (opens the original)
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YORK COUNTY — The York County School Division is reviewing allegations of misconduct by York High School teacher and head varsity softball coach Hannah Winfree following public comments made by six players and six parents at Monday’s school board meeting. The players alleged that Winfree shoved or grabbed them and accused her of favoritism, insulting players, dismissing concerns about injuries, discussing personal issues with players and taking out her frustrations on the team. Several players s
Bruton graduates behind Richmond company ranked among fastest-growing | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSBURG — Three siblings who grew up in Williamsburg and graduated from Bruton High School are behind a Richmond-based enterprise that has been ranked among the country’s fastest-growing private businesses. Jason, Amanda and Andrew Vannatta founded Tempo Pros in late 2021. Jason Vannatta is Tempo’s chief executive officer, Amanda Vannatta is chief human resources officer and Andrew Vannatta is chief operating officer. The company connects contractors, whom it calls “travel partners,” with o
For some new mothers, postpartum depression is hiding in plain sight | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSBURG — Postpartum depression doesn’t always present as sadness or crying. For new mothers, symptoms can include anger, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, feelings of guilt or inadequacy, or changes in sleeping and eating habits. Other signs include inability to sleep while the baby sleeps and avoiding leaving the house due to anxiety. About one in five women experience some degree of postpartum mood and anxiety disorder and it is the most common pregnancy complication, according to mater
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