Advance Morning News
It's Tuesday, January 28, 2025. Today's stories include Richard Stuart legislation would sunset data center benefits, New Dominion Podcast, preview of Stafford School Board meeting.
Richard Stuart Seeks to Sunset Benefits for Data Centers
By Adele Uphaus
Two bills introduced in the General Assembly by State Senator Richard Stuart could cause problems for localities hoping to attract data center development.
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NEW DOMINION PODCAST - All About the News
By Cori Blanch
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Megan was throwing clay and left Cori and Marty to engage in a discussion on what is shaping up to be a dynamic race for city council, and growing issues around affordable housing.
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Meeting Preview — Stafford School Board
By Martin Davis
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
A special called meeting of the School Board will take place Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm. The only agenda item is the presentation of the superintendent’s FY 2026 budget.
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