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Amazon unveils first buildings in HQ2 with pomp and circumstance - Vimarsana News

Amazon unveils first buildings in HQ2 with pomp and circumstance

Following the lead of drummers with the Alexandria City High School marching band, an audience filed into a new auditorium Amazon built in Pentagon City. Members of the Arlington County Board, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and Amazon corporate employees filled the first few rows of seats. When the band stopped playing, and applause petered

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Abstention Trumps the Barton Doctrine in the Fourth Circuit | Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP - Vimarsana News

Abstention Trumps the Barton Doctrine in the Fourth Circuit | Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP

In Barton v. Barbour, the United States Supreme Court held that before another court could obtain subject matter jurisdiction over a suit against a receiver for acts committed in the...

Downtown development moves ahead despite criticism - Vimarsana News

Downtown development moves ahead despite criticism

A proposal to construct a mixed-use building with 65 apartments on University Avenue eked out an early win, despite criticism from residents and planning commissioners about parking and density.

Downtown development moves ahead despite criticism - Vimarsana News

Downtown development moves ahead despite criticism

A proposal to construct a mixed-use building with 65 apartments on University Avenue eked out an early win, despite criticism from residents and planning commissioners about parking and density.

Planning commission recommends temporary office development cap downtown, but with some conditions - Vimarsana News

Planning commission recommends temporary office development cap downtown, but with some conditions

With concerns about parking and the jobs-housing imbalance top of mind, city staff want to put a temporary limit on office development in downtown Mountain View.