Take items to centralized locations in the city, or call for an appliance pickup.
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Take items to centralized locations in the city, or call for an appliance pickup.
A survey is available online.
The city now has a presence on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
The deadline is May 6, 2017.
Highlights of major activities and notable developments.
Rose is taking over for Julie Perry, who has accepted a job with the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
The March 28 work session is open to the public.
UMW will address parking concerns by building a parking lot across the street.
The budget includes a recommended 3 cent real estate tax rate increase.
Larry Silver of Silver Companies wants to build the center for the university.
Highlights of major activities and notable developments.
Scott Cleveland of LCT and JSC, LLC, hopes to build office space and a restaurant.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, 2017.
A ceremony is scheduled for March 4, 2017.
Highlights of major activities and other notable developments.
Perriello spent an hour answering questions from about 100 community members and students.
The new 5.7 million dollar facility will almost triple the size of the current shelter.
Converting the 200 block of Canal Street to one-way traffic toward the river will be consistent with the alternating direction of one-way streets in an eight block area.
Parking in the lot is free.
Howell has served in the Virginia House of Delegates for 30 years, 15 as speaker.