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Part of River Road to close for culvert work in Southampton
Beginning as early as Tuesday, Sept. 3, crews with the Virginia Department of Transportation will close a portion of Route 647 (River Road) near its southern intersection with Route 35 (Plank Road) in Southampton County to perform culvert restoration. A VDOT news release noted that during this work, Route 647 will be closed to through […] The post Part of River Road to close for culvert work in Southampton appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Revised logistics center presented to council
Editor’s note: This is the first part of a two-part story examining The Meridian Group’s presentation of a revised Tidewater Logistics Center project to the Windsor Town Council and the council’s feedback. The Meridian Group presented to the Windsor Town Council on Tuesday, Aug. 27, a revised version of the proposed Tidewater Logistics Center warehouse […] The post Revised logistics center presented to council appeared first on Windsor Weekly.
LOOKING BACK: TVDC / Industrial development sparks debate
During the mid-1960s, membership in the Tidewater Virginia Development Council (TVDC) was a real “hot potato” with the Franklin City Council, prompting many revealing discussions about the City’s industry-seeking efforts – or “non-efforts”. TVDC was an industry-hunting organization whose membership included the cities of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, and Franklin, as well as […] The post LOOKING BACK: TVDC / Industrial development sparks debate appeared first on The Tidewater News.
IW supervisors set Sept. 19 hearing on proposed three-year reassessment
Residents will have the opportunity to weigh in at the Isle of Wight County supervisors’ 6 p.m. Sept. 19 meeting as to whether the county should reassess property values more often. That’s the date Isle of Wight County supervisors have chosen for the required public hearing on a proposed ordinance change that would increase the […] The post IW supervisors set Sept. 19 hearing on proposed three-year reassessment appeared first on The Tidewater News.
Volunteers sought for Drainage Committee, EDAs
The town of Windsor is seeking volunteers to fill open positions on the town’s Drainage Committee, the town’s Economic Development Authority and also the county’s EDA. DRAINAGE COMMITTEE Windsor Town Manager William Saunders noted during the Town Council’s Aug. 13 meeting that due to a resignation, Windsor’s Drainage Committee has a vacant position. “Durwood Scott […] The post Volunteers sought for Drainage Committee, EDAs appeared first on Windsor Weekly.
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