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A.C. Cordoza introduces bill for Fort Monroe Authority - Vimarsana News

A.C. Cordoza introduces bill for Fort Monroe Authority

The authority is a political subdivision that oversees development on the state’s property at the fort. The bill would allow it to withhold “trade secrets, proprietary information or financial information” given to it from private individuals or entities.

Reimagining the future of Fort Monroe: Apartments, firing range to replace decaying buildings on former military post - Vimarsana News

Reimagining the future of Fort Monroe: Apartments, firing range to replace decaying buildings on former military post

The authority greenlit two long-term leases for three shuttered buildings on the 561-acre property, igniting the process to turn two buildings into apartments and one into a private firing range.

757 Makerspace opens second location at Fort Monroe in Hampton - Vimarsana News

757 Makerspace opens second location at Fort Monroe in Hampton

Founder Beau Turner said it was time to expand their mission and reach more innovative minds by crossing the water to the Peninsula.

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Lt. Gov.-Elect Winsome Earle-Sears to Visit Fort Monroe on January 10th - Vimarsana News

Lt. Gov.-Elect Winsome Earle-Sears to Visit Fort Monroe on January 10th

FORT MONROE — The Fort Monroe Authority is hosting a physically present meeting at Fort Monroe with the Lt Governor-Elect, the Honorable Winsome Earle-Sears.

State acquires last bit of Army land on Fort Monroe — under The Chamberlin, owned by Roanoke firm - Vimarsana News

State acquires last bit of Army land on Fort Monroe — under The Chamberlin, owned by Roanoke firm

It took four pens to complete one signature — Gov. Ralph Northam’s — that sealed the final transfer of land from the U.S. Army to the state: the 4.97 acres