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The resolution urges the General Assembly to act in a special session next month. If it doesn’t, the City will change the name on its own.
Time to complete the survey is fewer than five minutes.
Coleman started with NSWCDD about eight years ago, eventually becoming involved with the research programs via the ILIR research program, where he has worked for the past four years.
An update on a lot of new DMV-related laws now in place
The three newly elected members of Fredericksburg City Council were sworn in at noon at City Hall on Wednesday. Council unanimously selected Chuck Frye (Ward 4) as vice-mayor.
Fredericksburg will continue to support permitted protest activity and will continue expedited reviews of event permit applications to ensure proactive planning measures are consistently managed for any and all events.
Fredericksburg City Councilman Matt Kelly talks about protests and the city’s response.
Patrick Turla collects top prize in Virginia Lottery game
Although a uniform opening time of noon will remain the same for all stores, individual store closing times will revert to normal, pre-pandemic closing times.
Woman with child in car made 9-1-1 call.
Tuesday election results
Mayor Greenlaw apologized for the use of tear gas by police against protesters. City Council unanimously passed a plan to moving forward on dealing with racial issues.
Spotsylvania Supervisors held a community meeting late last week to hear from the community about racism.
While 10-digit dialing will now be required for local calls, the Commission determined the overlay solution to be “more durable and/or less disruptive than other alternatives.”
City Manager Tim Baroody says police are staged a block behind protesters to to divert traffic. Protests could last another 3-6 weeks.
Tickets bought at two stores on Garrisonville Road
Stafford Supervisors are being asked to again revisit the massive Confederate battle flag that flies near I-95 in south Stafford. About two years ago the board said it could take no action. The issue has returned.
The plan, dated Tuesday, looks at reforms to address racial inequality and race discrimination. City Council meets Thursday to discuss it.
A “Dear Fredericksburg” letter on Facebook distances Black Lives Matter to group holding up traffic downtown
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