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POUND — Pound got a lump of coal in its Christmas stocking from the Wise County Health Department over a Dec. 6 “reverse” parade.
According to a Dec. 7 letter to Pound Town Manager Jane Bennett from the department’s environmental health manager, Brad Stallard, the town was issued a notice of violation of Gov. Ralph Northam’s emergency orders in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“This Notice of Violation of Executive Order 67,” Stallard wrote, “is to inform you the Wise County/City of Norton Health Department received a complaint on December 6, 2020, indicating the Town of Pound violated Executive Order 67 by holding a Christmas parade which failed to follow the Executive Order Guidelines for Entertainment and Public Amusement.” ....

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