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The Docket: Local court roundup for 10.19.23 - Richmond BizSense - Vimarsana News

The Docket: Local court roundup for 10.19.23 - Richmond BizSense

An engineer claims $2 million in damages, saying after he was injured on the job and tested for drugs, he was terminated in violation of Virginia Code despite having written certification for use of cannabis products. (BizSense Pro subscription required)

Youngkin Announces $1.3 Million to Protect Historic Battlefield Lands - Vimarsana News

Youngkin Announces $1.3 Million to Protect Historic Battlefield Lands

Virginia Battlefield Preservation Fund grants will help protect over 211 acres of battlefield lands across Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced that…

Reston man faces charges in Arlington sex crimes investigation - Vimarsana News

Reston man faces charges in Arlington sex crimes investigation

A 21-year-old Reston man is facing charges after a sex crimes investigation involving victims under the age of 18. The charges stem from "criminal incidents that occurred in 2020," Arlington County police said. ACPD says they're now seeking other potential victims of the suspect, identified as Matthew Coble. Coble was already on the radar of

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Virginia grants will protect battlefield associated with Black troops in the Civil War - Vimarsana News

Virginia grants will protect battlefield associated with Black troops in the Civil War

Virginia is doling out $1.3 million in grants to protect 211 acres of battlefields.

23 more books removed from Spotsylvania school libraries - Vimarsana News

23 more books removed from Spotsylvania school libraries

Spotsylvania schools superintendent Mark Taylor has removed 23 more books from county high school libraries, the division announced late Monday night, bringing the total number of titles he has removed