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News and Information for Gloucester and Mathews, Virginia | Thursday, January 22, 2015 Vol. LXXVIII, no. 4 NEW SERIES

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Thomas seeks fourth term as Gloucester treasurer

Will seek Republican nomination

Gloucester Point UDA meeting Tuesday

Bobby Crewe will host

Free dental clinic in Gloucester extended to three days

Call-in registration required for additional day

Two Gloucester residents die in separate accidents

Charges pending in one

High-speed internet demo to be held tonight at MVRS building

Suntiva Communications will offer a free public demonstration of high-speed internet from 5-7 o’clock tonight at the Mathews Volunteer Rescue Squad building, Cricket Hill Road, Mathews.

Mathews residents have until Monday to make reassessment appointment

Board of Equalization now scheduling

Whiteway announces retirement plans

Board discusses alternative septic system issues

White Dog Inn earns spot on Landmarks Register

Historically known as the Lane Hotel

Inspiring young readers

Photo: Petsworth Elementary School teacher Sharon Carino has introduced Kindles to her students as a new way to deliver reading instruction. Above, her colleague Margaret Watkins showed James Constable how to use the portable e-book reader. Photo by Kim Robins.

New technology gets Petsworth students excited about books

VMRC tables aquaculture proposal

Senate bill could repeal law establishing zones

Local Tea Party group part of national study

Study conducted by Harvard professor

Mathews residents voice concerns about budget, reassessment

Meeting held at Gwynn’s Island Cultural Center

Supervisors to consider reconvening county Board of Equalization

Meeting to focus on Gloucester Point’s development plan

Organized by Bobby Crewe

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