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Covington building crisis part two: putting children, public in harm’s way

By Virginian Review Staff,

2024-05-21

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COVINGTON, Va (Virginian Review) — Official city records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request revealed that the City of Covington is allegedly not only illegally operating an uncertified building department, but has also apparently allowed the 410 on Main Corporation to host at least 10 or more unpermitted public and private events […]

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Someko Brown

05-21

This is funny to me!!!! I do believe the city got funding to do something with that building. Ummm I think it was a child recreation center. Wonder where that funding went

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