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Warrenton council, Dominion discuss Amazon data center | Business - Vimarsana News

Warrenton council, Dominion discuss Amazon data center | Business

The 220,000-square-foot data center project coming to the corner of Lee Highway and Blackwell Road recently received the greenlight from staff, who approved Amazon's fourth site development plan submission.

Taylor Middle School project moving forward in Warrenton | News - Vimarsana News

Taylor Middle School project moving forward in Warrenton | News

Warrenton Mayor Carter Nevill broke a 3-3 Town Council deadlock this week and voted in favor of the Fauquier County Public Schools’ special use permit request to add approximately 16,000 square feet to the existing Taylor Middle School building, including a new auditorium, a media center as well as additional indoor and outdoor classrooms.

Black Lives Matter vigil relocation in Warrenton prompts free speech debate - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Matter vigil relocation in Warrenton prompts free speech debate

For 151 consecutive weeks, demonstrators with the Black Lives Matter Vigil for Action had faithfully gathered at the Court House Square Plaza in Old Town…

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Black Lives Matter vigil relocation in Warrenton prompts free speech debate - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Matter vigil relocation in Warrenton prompts free speech debate

For 151 consecutive weeks, every Saturday from 10 to 10:45 a.m., demonstrators with the Black Lives Matter Vigil for Action had faithfully gathered at the Court House Square Plaza in

Black Lives Matter vigil relocation prompts free speech debate - Vimarsana News

Black Lives Matter vigil relocation prompts free speech debate

For 151 consecutive weeks, every Saturday from 10 to 10:45 a.m., demonstrators with the Black Lives Matter Vigil for Action had faithfully gathered at the Court House Square Plaza in