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Bill addressing fiscal-distress declaration is rewritten; vote on it delayed a week - Vimarsana News

Bill addressing fiscal-distress declaration is rewritten; vote on it delayed a week

The bill stems from Hopewell's stern rejection of Youngkin administration assistance last year to get the city's struggling financial accounts in order

Source: yahoo.com
Hopewell councilors write letter to legislature asking to reject 'fiscal-distress' bill - Vimarsana News

Hopewell councilors write letter to legislature asking to reject 'fiscal-distress' bill

Proposed legislation stems from conflict with state over city's ledgers; five councilors say bill as written gives governor carte blanche to take over

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Biggest stories of 2023: The Progress-Index's most impactful work - Vimarsana News

Biggest stories of 2023: The Progress-Index's most impactful work

Breaking news, and in-depth investigations that had consequences for public officials. And, oh, a little fun amidst the madness. That's what The Progress-Index brought you in 2023.

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Police union pushes for Hopewell citizens to demand immediate action on collective bargaining - Vimarsana News

Police union pushes for Hopewell citizens to demand immediate action on collective bargaining

A showdown looms between the city and the Virginia Police Benevolent Association over accusations that Hopewell is resisting implementation

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Hopewell starts crackdown on tax delinquency - Vimarsana News

Hopewell starts crackdown on tax delinquency

There are more tax-delinquent properties than people in the Hopewell. That’s according to an announcement by Hopewell Treasurer Shannon Foskey, who says the city hasn’t received its due on at least 23,334 properties.