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Grocery tax bills defeated in the Senate, advance in the House: On January 18, the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee considered SB 850 (Suetterlein), which
State hospital capacity continues to be a topic of concern at the General Assembly. Several bills address aspects of the temporary detention process in an
As in past sessions, several bills seeking to divert public funds towards private education savings accounts have been introduced and heard at the General Assembly.
Location: 135 West Cameron Street / West StreetBuilt: 1872 – 1873Style: Classical RevivalArchitect: Samuel ProctorContractor: Samuel Proctor Description: The building faces south and is a
Location: 303 Main Street / Court StreetBuilt: 1851 – 1852Style: Greek RevivalArchitect: Scuyler W SmithContractor: Stokes Pusey & Company of Roanoke County Description: The building
Location: 104 North Church Street / East Main Street Built: 1837 – 1838 Style: Roman Revival Architect: David Meade Contractor: D H Allen, Magistrate and
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