King George, VA News

• King George, VA News
• Sups adopt new Westmoreland County budget
• Tri-County Task force thwarts gang activity
• Tri-County Task force makes 21 arrests in Operation Impact
• May sales tax holiday
• CB will become independent in July
• Westmoreland Supervisors set to adopt new budget
• “We don’t need this large house anymore!”
• County looking for bus service options
• VA Broadband denied injunction against Wireless Authority
• W’md to join in Pax River study
• Citizens petition council to get rid of Foulds
• Supervisors approve land giveaway for HELP Center on split vote
• Planning Commission approves CIP and zoning ordinance amendment
• Judicial complex timeline is delayed
• Board raises taxes on split vote
• LoBuglio vows to delay vote on land giveaway to Project FAITH
• Builders lobby to lower tap fees
• Answers to county judicial center questions coming
• Colonial Beach Town Council Committee Meetings - April 26, 2012
• LoBuglio changes position on tax increase
• HELP center project scheduled for vote to get free property
• Commission to address dangers of eroding cliffs in Stratford Harbour subdivision
• Board of Zoning Appeals grants partial variance
• Sewer project the subject of Earth Day celebration
• More budget talks; joint meeting with School Board set
• ODU open house on April 26 at UMW Dahlgren campus
• Westmoreland to resume budget deliberations
• CB will wait to increase W&S fees
• King George County Issues Temporary Ban on Open Burning
• After the Storm: A Water Shed Event
• Longfield Road will be detour during bridge construction
• Proposed budget to get hearing next week
• Brabo urges Board to advertise potential 4-cent real estate tax increase
• Auxiliary officers to be trained in CB
• Judicial complex financing may exceed reported $290,950
• Board may advertise 3-cent real estate tax increase
• An adventure of a lifetime - An African safari
• Attempted abduction in King George
• Citizens help KGARL save over 90 cats
• Wallops Island finally launches rockets
• Year and Half Sentence Dealt for Theft of Church Items
• Suspect arrested in shooting and robbery in Colonial Beach
• Slots at the Riverboat in Colonial Beach
• Colonial Beach Town Council gets it done
• Montross reviews RFP for water tank repairs
• Wireless Authority suit against Va. Broadband on hold
• Litchfield Farm celebrates 25th kite fly anniversary
• Auction set for Mid-Atlantic Precast
• March 19-24 - Naval Security Drill may cause disruptions
• W’md Supervisors adopt coyote ordinance amendment
• Chiarello appointed to fill Buzby’s vacant seat
• Dahlgren Museum requests $90,000
• FRED bus service to end in July
• Montross Block Grant in final stages
• Defense Health Board Dover Port Mortuary Independent Review subcommittee releases report
• Come out to the 23rd Annual KGBA/Journal Home and Craft Show.
• School budget still projecting deficits
• Westmoreland School Division will partner with O’Gara
• Budget Committee focused on the year ahead
• An adventure of a lifetime - An African safari
• Waybright, Powers convicted on Meth charges
• More than 1,000 at Capitol protest anti-abortion bills
• County to refinance debt to save money
• Legal complaint against Project Faith by engineer; HELP Center in limbo
• Supervisors move forward on coyote population control measures
• Boardwalk revitalization grant application complete
• The War on Women
• Looking for KG Superintendent
• Cople Elementary Closed for Public Safety
• Proposed tax hike in Westmoreland
• Buzby resigns from council
• Search on for outstanding senior volunteers
• KGHS makes AP honor roll list
• Two percent raises approved for KG school employees
• Commonwealth's Burning Law - update
• Good Sportsmanship award
• February for the Heart!
• Colonial Beach awarded Safe Routes To School Grant
• Voter information for Westmoreland
• ‘Buzz off!’ Buzzards causing a commotion in Montross
• Joint meeting nets 2-percent raises for school employees
• Eminent domain legislation clears another hurdle
• Mary Washington Healthcare Reaches Agreement with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
• Hurricanes, Tropical Storms, now Earthquakes, oh my!
• FEMA obligates $31,000 reimbursement for Irene
• USDA loan would finance new courthouse in Westmoreland
• School Board to begin search for new superintendent
• Newspaper Survey
• School Board grapples current finances, 2012-13 budget
• County school budget will be topic at Feb. 7 joint meeting
• Mod Pods, Dedicated
• Stimulus money running out for schools next year
• Amendment would facilitate control of coyote population
• Jones proposes nearly $3M increase
• Perry, others win first round in ballot contest
• County employees get 2 percent pay raises
• Legislative bills look to change VDGIF
• King George budgeting, county and School Board to tackle finances for 2012-13
• New middle school Mod Pod opens in Colonial Beach
• Oil leasing continues as exploration projected about three years from now
• Transportation and Operations well within school budget
• W’md Planning Commission to meet Jan. 4
• Newt falls short in Virginia
• Revitalization Plan reviewed
• Investigations of Dover Mortuary ongoing
• Tea Party pushes for memorial at landfill
• Nealon transferred to teaching position at Middle School
• Colonial Beach Town Council loses a second member in less than 30 days
• School Board paid lawyers $30,000
• Planning Commission sends amendments to supervisors
• DMV 2 GO opens in KG
• Project Hope teams up to bring joy to children
• VSP Investigate School Bus Crash Town of Montross
• New amendments would address utilities
• Montross water tank to be repaired
• Options to fix Salem Church Rd.
• Supervisors warn of tough times ahead
• School spending will always be public knowledge
• Operation Sharehouse
• President declares disaster for Tropical Storm Lee
• Tim Trivett questions CB Volunteer Rescue Squad activities
• School Board has not addressed lower state revenue
• Fatal accident closes Rt. 3
• Not such hallowed ground:
• Karen Payne resigns from Colonial Beach Town Council
• Westmoreland State Park reopens after storm damage
• County will spend $105K on emergency communications
• In with the old and out with the new
• Stanley Jones named interim superintendent
• Stanley Jones named interim King George school superintendent
• $30 million for a new school is one option being considered
• VA MOBILE UNIT VISITS WARSAW HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER – OCTOBER 20TH
• Hearing set on Birthplace grant
• Colonial Beach Middle vacated over the weekend
• Smoot Library project contract awarded
• SB discusses options for CBMS students
• Meth labs uncovered in Placid Bay
• CB School Board looks at repair options
• HAGUE BANK ROBBERY AVERTED
• School Board asks for $48,000 more for Old KGES roof repair
• Stabbing results in charge of attempted murder
• Damaged Placid Bay roads and dams repaired
• County may retain control of stadium
• Severe rain leaves residents stranded
• Stranded Placid Bay Estates residents say they are on the "Dark Side"
• Downpour of Biblical proportion takes out roads, strands motorists in King George, Westmoreland
• King George resident dies in Westmoreland County crash
• Colonial Beach residents stranded by torrential rains from Tropical Storm Lee
• Land bequeathed to King George division
• Local election roster established in Westmoreland
• Irene leaves widespread power outages in her wake
• Rate set for personal property tax relief
• Hurricane Irene blows through, capping off a challenging week
• Hurricane Irene EMS Video Report
• Colonial Beach: Hurricane alert
• Get ready for Irene
• Governor Declares State of Emergency to Support Earthquake Response
• Hurricane Irene may hit Chesapeake by Sunday
• Guns drawn in brief showdown in W’md
• SB addresses mixed AYP results in CB
• Dahlgren cat tests positive for rabies
• 5.9-magnitude earthquake shakes East Coast
• The Republican primary campaign as told by its workers
• Mayor names new committee members
• Montross Middle School, CB Elementary meet AYP
• Four KG schools fail AYP
• New Walmart donates to community
• Westmoreland rural additions work set to begin as early as September
• Planning Comm. looks at beach history
• Dominion releases map of five routes for power line
• FRED bus service may be cut
• Wendy’s felines need volunteers
• Commission approves Fox Meadow subdivision plan
• Briefs: Revitalization, ‘no wake’ zone
• Dominion to hold info meeting about new line
• VSP report: Trooper’s action ‘saved that couple’s life’
• School Board shifts administrators
• Voting districts shift, check with registrar
• Voting districts shift, check with registrar
• Lampmann: Ransone was illegally lobbying
• CB revitalization efforts continue
• Sign up to be a Farmer for the Day
• King George Board of Supervisors Meeting, July 19, 2011
• Annual Drifter Basketball Camp is here!
• Contradictory perspectives voiced at Westmoreland School Board meeting
• Council corrects budget appropriation for schools
• CB Road closure update
• 4H Technician Terry Misch’s star lights the way
• Black Marsh Farm sand and gravel application
• County approves 2011-12 capital projects & budget
• Westmoreland County is looking for a new Agricultural Extension agent to replace Sam Johnson who retired in 2008
• Local 4th of July Fireworks
• Virginia Boy Grin
• Budget mistake provides extra $1.6M to Beach schools
• Colonial Beach School Board Special Meeting - June 30, 2011
• Bonuses estimated to cost $660K
• Seeber takes committee members, town staff to task over proposal
• From near and far, troopers come to mourn fallen brother
• VSP mourns loss of trooper
• Updated: VSP trooper killed in crash
• School Board balks at proposed lease to library
• Schools positioned to add personnel
• Revitalization focuses on marketing, history
• King George School Board meeting - June 13, 2011
• King George Board of Supervisors Meeting June 7, 2011
• KGSA holds hearing on proposed increases
• Council approves second water-front land sale
• Storms knock out power, down trees
• Boards to resolve $500K funding issue
• King George: Heat Alert
• Beach students set to lose two teachers
• IDA approves new sales agreement with O’Gara
• CB committee tackles tough budget issues
• Hearing next week for new AT&T cell tower for Caledon Rd.
• Ransone Declares Candidacy for the 99th House of Delegates
• Supervisors grill Brown on budget
• CB: Creating the town vision
• O’Gara’s real estate contract set for action
• Parking lot packed for Walmart jobs
• Lawrence right-of-way sale approved
• School Board explores new KGHS electives
• King George School Board meeting 05-09-11
• ATTENTION RUNNERS
• King George Board of Supervisors Meeting 05-02-2011
• Beach right of way sale voted down
• County supervisors approve secondary six-year road plan
• School Board details $412K in ‘unanticipated revenue’
• Journey's end
• Proposal to relax sign restrictions gets hearing next week in King George
• Colonial Beach extends hand to businesses
• CB elections may shift to November
• County will not raise taxes
• Mark Fike's How-To Video
• SB claims $249K budget ‘glitch’
• Dahlgren 711 robbery suspect arrested
• Rip's Homecoming
• King George drug arrests
• Westmoreland budget hearing draws unprecedented crowd
• W'md Supervisors execute agreement to purchase land for new high school
• New boundary lines drawn for King George election districts
• 2010’s new Census figures shift county’s district lines
• No consolidation for CB schools, says chair
• Final plat approved in shopping center
• Correction KG Service Authority Proposed Rate Increase
• Westmoreland fugitive caught in Florida
• Mike Ham appointed to serve on town council
• $5M bond decision on hold
• The Journal takes home four VPA awards
• Revitalization meeting gives snapshot of CB
• O’Gara’s Noe applauded by residents
• NICHOLAS SMITH ENTERS DELEGATE RACE
• Colonial Beach Block Grant Presentation - April 11, 2011
• Colonial Beach Planning Commission Meeting - April 07, 2011
• County to redraw election districts
• Sumner seeks Republican support
• Taxes to stay level
• School consolidation could net an extra $2M
• Me and My Guy Dance
• YMCA Healthy Kids Day
• WCCA will elect new officers April 25
• Power presents budget to committee
• Discontent with School Board members sparks talk of recall
• Principals provide insight on anti-bullying programs
• The Big Croaker Day, Sat. May 21
• Tri-County Task Force arrests five in Westmoreland in connection with drugs
• Kennedy resigns seat
• 15¢ hike needed to fund school budget
• Kennedy resigns, CB council calls special meeting
• Parent movement gains momentum
• Sophomore's mother comments on School Board meeting
• Parents demand answers, leave with none
• O'Gara was topic at March 14 Board of Supervisors meeting
• Power runner up for Superintendent of the Year
• School Board endorses priorities from Potomac’s principal for building renovations
• Tappahannock shooters nabbed in Westmoreland
• Commenting system is not working
• Knife to student’s throat merits 12-day suspension
• Learn about Berlin Airlift, the Cuban Missile Crisis and other Cold War topics
• Budget request set at $33.8M
• School Board mum on violent incident
• State Police seek help developing new leads in 2008 fatal hit and run
• VDOT to replace Prospect Bridge
• King George resident dies in Westmoreland County crash
• W’md to join regional EMS billing system
• Brooks returns to BoS
• Worrell sentenced to 70 years
• Suffering sophomore remains at home
• You're a Good Man Charlie Brown!
• RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM TO 9 PM EST SATURDAY
• Wow!
• Worrell sentenced
• KG Substitute teacher charged with carnal knowledge of a child
• Sophomore suffers jaw fractures in cafeteria attack
• County supervisors agree to land conservancy request
• Citizen input does make a difference
• Deadline extended for special ed corrective plan
• CB’s Mitchell reports on Chesapeake Bay Act Phase III requirements
• Brownley’s lawyer appeals sentence
• Brown leaves SB on its own
• BoS to decide whether to take custody of open easements
• CB council to cut funding to chamber
• Long time law enforcement officer to challenge Dempsey
• School Board budget gets $467K increase
• Volunteers needed to continue Montross Fall Festival tradition
• Senate Republicans Unveil 2011 Agenda By Fletcher Babb Capital News Service RICHMOND – Senate Republicans are calling for fiscal responsibility, a freeze on new taxes and stronger immigration laws as part of their agenda for the 2011 legislative
• Drifters win No. Neck District Scholastic Bowl
• Hynson confirms: No new ball fields
• CB council approves Blevins’ contract
• What the King George Schools administration is doing to help
• King George’s special ed corrective action plan deadline is Feb. 3
• One man’s Christmas loss is restored by another’s New Year’s good deed
• KG schools fail to comply with various special ed regulations
• First woman elected to chair commission
• Judicial project no longer out for bids
• 4-H Teen Leadership Opportunity – Applications Available Now
• Brownley sentencing hearing reveals much
• County to present $57M CIP request
• Supervisors going forward with plan to build a new stadium
• Northern Neck physician pioneers safer radiation treatments for cancer patients
• O’Gara requests are approved
• Worrell: Guilty
• School Board: Cancel stadium
• School employees not eligible for town’s holiday bonuses
• Supervisors deliver immediate 1.5% pay increase
• Westmoreland drug raid nets seven arrests
• Colonial Beach begins contract negotiations for new police chief
• Repairs may increase CB’s water, sewer rates
• Hearing called to move next O’Gara acquisition forward
• BoS and School Board, together again
• Colonial Beach audit report is ‘pretty clean’
• KG government told to tighten belts for ’11-’12
• Supervisor hospitalized
• RFP deadline pushed to Nov. 29 for former middle school building
• Bobby’s search for services — part II
• Dispute over mayor’s office continues
• Volunteers package 20,000 meals
• County to purchase land on U.S. 301 for vehicle maintenance
• Colonial Beach man killed in crash
• CB Mayor insulted by council's office offer
• Walmart set to open July 10
• Despite difficulties, owners work to restore cemeteryDespite difficulties, owners work to restore cemetery
• Beach real estate tax rate reduced
• Nine-week progress report highlights Beach’s low scores
• Keeping the Northern Neck whole
• Money matters on joint meeting agenda
• KG fire department addresses residents' concerns
• Fire on Kitchen Point
• CB mayor calls allegations by Town Council a ‘ruse’
• Brownley submits letter of resignation
• Beach property owners dodge real estate tax raise
• Lynn Brownley submits letter of resignation from Westmoreland Board of Supervisors
• Naval high-flying adventure
• Investigation points to obsolete software, equipment issues
• Westmoreland limits Halloween festivities to Sunday, October 31
• Harry W. Nice Bridge plan stalled with no funding for construction
• Lynn Brownley now a twice-convicted felon
• King George Cemetery open and operating
• Red Flag Warning/URGENT - FIRE WEATHER MESSAGE
• **MISSING Isaac Miller**
• Residents flock to fair
• Mayor calls for due process, hearing
• Mudbog given 1-year trial period for trucks, motorcycles
• Stonecrest Financial’s bankruptcy converted to Chapter 7
• 2011 4-H Camp date sent
• FUNGI and MUSHROOM WALK PLANNED
• Pot fields may indicate presence of drug cartels
• School Board forecast to have $686,427 surplus
• Developers have more time to finish stalled projects
• Halloween surprises in store at Beach’s Second Friday Art Walk
• School Board chair addresses Fogliani contract questions
• Deadline to register to vote is Tuesday
• Come to the King George Fall Festival this weekend!
• Dr. Kitan Petreski will be guest speaker at Dahlgren United Methodist Church
• BOS nixes meeting with School Board
• Mayor wants his office back
• Pot busts total $63M following Sept. 22 raid
• Worrell waives her preliminary hearing
• O’Gara litigation outcomes delayed
• AYP results explained to King George School Board
• Big Brothers and Sisters needed
• Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center announces Breakfast with a Curator
• King George School Board meeting - Sept. 13, 2010
• King George Volunteer Fair
• Under the Big Top on Town Hill
• Middle school on hold at Beach
• Supervisors honor Maguire’s memory
• Renovation options for PES narrowed
• KG Special Olympics
• Cooperative Helping Hands Assoc. makes YMCA Donation
• Group Formed to Establish a Navy Museum in Dahlgren
• Nature photography by Mark Fike
• Aug. 25 applicants must return to the DMV for photo retake
• Public encouraged to attend Sept. 14 meeting
• Plan your appliance buying for Oct. 8–11
• Fire Weather Watch Wednesday
• Parent instructed to remove items from daughter's grave
• Meadow Brooke Memorial Garden operator files for bankruptcy
• Hurricane preparedness
• AS HURRICANE EARL APPROACHES, FEMA URGES EAST COAST RESIDENTS TO BE PREPARED
• Hurricane Earl
• Chesapeake Choral Arts Society Announces Auditions for 2010-2011 Season
• Area USO Centers Looking for Volunteers
• March of Dimes local committee announced.
• The View from Downstream
• Patriot Golf Day 2010
• Foulds clarifies questions about town electricity use
• Commission revises draft Comp Plan
• Farmers Market News - Aug. 11, 2010
• $44M in pot seized
• Latest News
• My Night With Chicago
• Jordon’s Journey for Sight
• Hydro-Turf watercraft racers battle for the APBA Watercross bragging rights
• Potomac Elementary School renovation assessment presented
• Rivermen topple Arbutus Big Red
• KGES: Only school to meet federal AYP achievement objectives
• Back to school shopping — School Board style
• F.A.I.T.H. Vistation Team
• Traditional Service & Connections Sm.Groups
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