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Virginia Explained: Why can just nine localities impose a sales tax for school capital projects? - Vimarsana News

Virginia Explained: Why can just nine localities impose a sales tax for school capital projects?

The responsibility of meeting school construction costs has shifted out of reach for some localities in Virginia. Many schools, lawmakers say, have fallen into disrepair, while others need modernization.

Facing $25 billion price tag, bid to help Virginia cities and counties build schools dies - Vimarsana News

Facing $25 billion price tag, bid to help Virginia cities and counties build schools dies

Subcommittee chair Kathy Byron, R-Bedford, said the new school construction fund and increased sums flowing into the Virginia Lottery from sports betting taxes should help localities pay for new schools.

How much can a landlord raise rent? Rent control laws in each state - Vimarsana News

How much can a landlord raise rent? Rent control laws in each state

Landlords can raise rent as much as they see fit, but this may differ if you live in a state or county with rent control. Public housing is regulated.

After more speakers and a disruption, County Board takes extra day to deliberate Missing Middle - Vimarsana News

After more speakers and a disruption, County Board takes extra day to deliberate Missing Middle

Some 200 speakers and seven hours of public comment later, the Arlington County Board will decide whether to authorize hearings on a proposal to allow "Missing Middle" housing later today (Wednesday).

Source: arlnow.com
Political and social determinants of health – @theU - Vimarsana News

Political and social determinants of health – @theU

You might not associate housing with health outcomes, but they’re critically intertwined.

Source: utah.edu