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Buckingham County man charged in Amherst County man s shooting death

A Buckingham County man was charged with voluntary manslaughter after an Amherst County man was found dead Thursday in a remote area of the George Washington National Forest, the Amherst

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Lower Venice debris removal cost leads to lower Ian cleanup estimate

A savings of more than $4 million in debris cleanup cost has lead to a significant reduction in the projected cost for Venice Hurricane Ian cleanup.

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Venice, Florida to ban smoking and allow alcohol sales at city beaches

A beach smoking ban passed its first hurdle in Venice, while council members also took steps to make beach alcohol sales permanent.

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Sunburn — The morning read of what s hot in Florida politics — 10 27 22

Here’s the day that was and will be in Florida politics.

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Hurricane Ian repairs and cleanup could cost $17 7 million in Venice

The city of Venice anticipates spending $17.7 million to clean up after the impact of Hurricane Ian – including $8.55 million in debris removal.

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