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City Council looks to add passenger rail network to Harrisonburg (opens the original)
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Picture this: Youâre headed home for the weekend, but not by car, rideshare, bus or plane. Down the tracks, you can hear the hum of your train approaching the station. You step aboard, glancing out at the Blue Ridge Mountains on your way home. The Harrisonburg City Council is attempting to turn this into a reality. The council unanimously endorsed the expansion of a passenger rail in Harrisonburg and has submitted a request to the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) f
Harrisonburg City Council passes ordinance to bans ALPR cameras (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, City Council terminated its contract with Flock and later removed the cameras from city property. However, this didnât prevent the city from renewing the contract. To create a safety net, the council passed an ordinance against Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR) , which would make it difficult for future city councils to install mounted ALPRs of any kind in the city, Council Member Nasser Alsaadun said. âThis time is to make it for the next any future city council, mak
Harrisonburg City Council passes ordinance to ban ALPR cameras (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, City Council terminated its contract with Flock and later removed the cameras from city property. However, this didnât prevent the city from renewing the contract. To create a safety net, the council passed an ordinance against Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR) , which would make it difficult for future city councils to install mounted ALPRs of any kind in the city, Council Member Nasser Alsaadun said. âThis time is to make it for the next any future city council, mak
BoV roundup: JMU garners record high admissions, wants to be an R1 university (opens the original)
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The JMU Board of Visitors (BoV) recognized a record-high first-year enrollment, highlighted its desire to be an R1 university and approved the schoolâs six-year plan, announced a renaming of the College of Health & Behavioral Sciences building at the first meeting of the fall semester Friday morning. JMU announced that first-year enrollment has had yet another record-breaking year, with 5,037 first-year students enrolled. Additionally, the university welcomed 758 transfer students and 1,730 gr
Harrisonburg removes Flock cameras following community backlash (opens the original)
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Harrisonburg City Council unanimously voted to terminate the contract with Flock Safety late July 28. Community members came together through an organization called Deflock Harrisonburg, gathering over 200 people at the City Council meeting to protest the cameras, according to a Deflock Harrisonburg press release. During the meeting, the City Council approved the Automatic License Plate Recognition System Policy. This resolution prohibits the reinstatement of the Flock contract and the cityâs
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