Covering Chesterfield’s Board of Supervisor meetings for 15 years, I’ve watched the advancement of cash proffers from 1990 through today. I recall the “midnight massacre,” when in the eleventh hour 30,000 lots were zoned before cash proffers were put in place.
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When firefighters get burned in fires, it becomes important to figure out what went wrong. From the news reports, we learned that a firefighter received first and second degree burns to his knees.
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It has happened just as foretold. The Progressive Republicans have joined with their Democrat fellow-travelers and once again sold our inheritance for a bowl of promises. We voted for an end to the out-of-control spending, and what did we get?
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As soon as I got the e-mail about the sale, I circled the date, Friday, April 20, in red on my calendar. A first-timer to attend such a sale, I was excited like a child. In fact, my family members could tell how important this day apparently was to me as I kept mentioning it at any given chance.
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The human body relies on a constant flow of blood carrying oxygen and other vital nutrients through the blood vessels to the cells. Blood must be kept liquid so that it can easily travel through the arteries, veins and capillaries. But, it must also be able to form a clot to prevent blood loss if a vessel is damaged.
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Welcome back to more government oversight in the Dogpound community. A scene not so far in the future…a fourth grade school birthday party is being held for little Jimmy. Teacher, “Kids, we have a special treat today.
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When I first ventured into acting, I was 42 years old. I had practiced law, headed an agency of state government, taught high school history for seven years and served as an assistant principal for one.
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