Spotsylvania County Administrator Mark Taylor and GWRC Executive Director Tim Ware will speak.

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Spotsylvania County Administrator Mark Taylor and GWRC Executive Director Tim Ware will speak.
The two-day meeting is open to the public.
The property has sensitive environmental and historical features and characteristics, Zoning Administrator Mike Craig said.
In the past decade, the City of Fredericksburg has invested about $11 million in water and sewer upgrades.
The cemetery will be accessible from the north side entrance at Willis Hill during the estimated two weeks of repair work.
This is the second reported sewage leak from this area in just over one year.
Two public meetings are scheduled for October 2016.
One project would include merging of the Lafayette Boulevard multiuse trail and Virginia Central Railway Trail.
City Council will take up two items related to the proposed townhouses and the corresponding lawsuit.
The new system provides stronger radio coverage, more channels, and direct communication between departments.
Polling locations are open 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015.
Who is on the ballot, how to verify your voter registration, where to vote and more.
Buffet has contributed $500,000 over ten years to fund admission to the pool for city residents.
The next step in the process is a September 27 public hearing.
The public is invited to the September 27, 2016 event.
City Council voted unanimously to name the pool in honor of the philanthropist, whose donations have provided free admission for city residents.
The grant will add 128 acres to the natural area preserve.
SB 1222 would expand access to investigational drugs, biological products and devices.
A four-person committee will begin narrowing the pool of 57 applicants, with interviews of the top five expected to begin in the next two weeks.
The order declared a state of emergency to allow for a state response to prevent gasoline shortages.