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Sales tax plan gets last changes By Alfred M. Biddlecomb Staff Writer RICHMOND – Legislation allowing Northern Virginians to vote on a sales tax increase to fund transportation projects was changed one final time by a Senate committee Thursday, which sent lawmakers scurrying to secure enough votes in the House of Delegates. The proposed half…
/**/ Friday, October 27, 2000 Top News Firm to bring 2,300 high-tech jobs By Caryn Goebel Media General News Service GAINESVILLE Officials with a California-based company have finalized a deal for an Internet campus at Virginia Gateway, a project that will create more than 2,300 high-tech jobs and the largest business investment ever in Prince…
/**/ Doctors kick off medical games By Louise Cannon Staff Writer MANASSAS – Some local doctors and dentists are making plans to trade in their stethoscopes and scrubs for cleats and sweats to compete in this summer’s World Medical Games in Evian, France. Practicing two nights a week at Manassas’ Sports Network indoor soccer…
People and Places Metro Business is Richmond’s most widely read local business journal and is the number one source for business in the metro area. It appears each Monday in the Richmond Times-Dispatch, which has a readership of 450,000* adults in Central Virginia. Tell us your news! We accept releases in all…
/**/ Monday, January 15, 2001 Top News A dream realized: Gar-Field student to wow crowd at today’s 11th annual Youth Oratorical Contest By Tiffany Schwab Staff Writer PRINCE WILLIAM – Latoya Harris had some tough competition going into one of the final rounds of judging for the 11th annual Youth Oratorical Contest. The other…
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