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Legislative Media News: Digital Public Notices, FOIA Costs, Transparency - Vimarsana News

Legislative Media News: Digital Public Notices, FOIA Costs, Transparency

RICHMOND — Lawmakers passed bills during the 2024 General Assembly session that impact the press, including online public notices, FOIA costs and government…

New law means digital news sites will be able to post public notices as traditional media retracts - Vimarsana News

New law means digital news sites will be able to post public notices as traditional media retracts

Lawmakers passed bills during the 2024 General Assembly session that impact the press, including online news notifications, FOIA costs and government transparency.

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Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Digital News Sites to Post Public Notices - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Digital News Sites to Post Public Notices

Lawmakers passed bills during the 2024 General Assembly session that impact the press, including online public notices, FOIA costs and government transparency.

'On behalf of the Lorax:' Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor - Vimarsana News

'On behalf of the Lorax:' Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor

When Dr. Seuss wrote his book The Lorax, a story about a creature who works to save trees from the destruction of a businessman known as the Once-ler, he probably

Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor - Vimarsana News

Bills to preserve trees during home building awaiting action from governor

Bills to preserve trees during the home-building process are awaiting action from Gov. Glenn Youngkin.