News and Information for Gloucester and Mathews, VA | Thursday, April 18, 2019 Vol. LXXXII, no. 16 NEW SERIES
As day broke on Monday, Sarah Thompson of the Virginia Department of Transportation cleared a tree from Diggs Wharf Road so power crews could move in to repair the lines. Photo by Elsa Verbyla
A fallen cedar tree on Williams Wharf Road blocked the road and not only took down utility wires with it, but also a power pole. Photo by Elsa Verbyla
A tree fell on this home on Holly View Drive at Gloucester Point early Monday morning as a result of the severe thunderstorms that passed through the area. AVFR photo
There were a number of reports of trees across roadways as a result of Monday morning’s severe storms. This is one across Gloucester Road, Gloucester Point. AVFR photo
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The county’s real estate tax rate will remain at 69 cents per $100 of assessed value.
Read the full story »Few people spoke out pro and con.
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Recreational fishermen in Virginia may lose the chance to haul in trophy-sized rockfish.
Read the full story »The driver was taken to the hospital, where she was released on a summons.
Read the full story »It will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Read the full story »It appears to be no easy task.
Read the full story »Supervisors are expected to take the matter up at their meeting on Tuesday.
Read the full story »The Gloucester County Board of Supervisors made the decision during a budget work session last Wednesday.
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7 cent real estate tax increase is enough to give teachers a 13 percent raise
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