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Bolling: Politics, Virginia Style | Bearing Drift - Vimarsana News

Bolling: Politics, Virginia Style | Bearing Drift

Thanks to the complete failure of the new Virginia Redistricting Commission to successfully complete its work, new legislative districts were drawn by the Supreme Court of Virginia, and to say that the Supreme Court shook things up would be a gross understatement

Western Virginians respond to end of Roe v. Wade - Vimarsana News

Western Virginians respond to end of Roe v. Wade

As Virginian politicians declared their distaste or support for the Supreme Court ruling on Friday, about 200 protestors took to the streets in front of the Poff Federal Building in

Sen. David Suetterlein bill that would require Va. Parole Board votes to be made public clears first hurdle in General Assembly - Vimarsana News

Sen. David Suetterlein bill that would require Va. Parole Board votes to be made public clears first hurdle in General Assembly

A Senate bill that would require the individual votes of the Virginia Parole Board be made public cleared its first hurdle this week, and its Republican sponsor believes it has

Roanoke senator refiles legislation for Virginia Parole Board Transparency - Vimarsana News

Roanoke senator refiles legislation for Virginia Parole Board Transparency

Roanoke senator refiles legislation for Virginia Parole Board Transparency Leanna Scachetti © Provided by Roanoke-Lynchburg WDBJ-TV David Sutterlein, (R) Roanoke County, is once again pushing forth a bill which would require the votes of each parole board member to be public. ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Virginia’s Parole Board has faced scrutiny this year from the way it conducts itself to the people it’s granted parole to. That includes a man who killed a Richmond police officer in 1979, and Gregory Joyner, a Lynchburg teen jailed in 1989 for strangling Sarah Jamison to deat...

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