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Veterans Affairs Commission, term limits among Anne Arundel County midterm ballot measures - Vimarsana News

Veterans Affairs Commission, term limits among Anne Arundel County midterm ballot measures

In addition to casting ballots in federal, state and local races, Anne Arundel residents will also vote on 13 ballot measures, including eight related to county government.

Barger Reacts To Board Of Supervisors' Approval Of Rent Cap For Unincorporated Areas - Vimarsana News

Barger Reacts To Board Of Supervisors' Approval Of Rent Cap For Unincorporated Areas

Supervisor Kathryn Barger is not in favor of the Board of Supervisors' approval of a County Code amendment that imposes a temporary 3 percent restriction on rental property increases through Dec. 31, 2023.

Tropical Storm Ian recovery delayed with flooding in parts of Volusia - Vimarsana News

Tropical Storm Ian recovery delayed with flooding in parts of Volusia

Some parts of Volusia County are in recovery mode, picking up thousands of pounds of debris, while others are still waiting for floodwaters to recede.

Board to Create Necessary Language to Allow Cannabis Consumption Lounges - Vimarsana News

Board to Create Necessary Language to Allow Cannabis Consumption Lounges

Staff will now work with the District Attorney’s Office to draft ordinance language amending chapters 110 and 25.

Source: 2news.com
Arlington could scrub 'dance halls' from its county code books - Vimarsana News

Arlington could scrub 'dance halls' from its county code books

Arlington County code could soon no longer reference "public dance halls" and the dizzying disco the term evokes. That would mean live entertainment venue operators would be cut loose from paying for a $600 permit annually. This weekend,

Source: arlnow.com