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Sea level rise to have big impact locally, commission told

One of the places on the East Coast where sea level rise will have the biggest impact is Southeastern Virginia, the head of a non-profit environmental group reported to the Gloucester County Planning Commission Thursday night.

Gloucester Point road project ahead of schedule

The Route 17 improvement project at Gloucester Point is ahead of schedule.

Meeting Tuesday to discuss business in lower Gloucester

Gloucester Point District Supervisor Robert “Bobby” Crewe will hold a town meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Abingdon Elementary School cafeteria to discuss ways to improve the business community in lower Gloucester County.

Three applications before wetlands board next week

The Gloucester County Wetlands Board will hold public hearings on three shoreline improvement applications during a meeting beginning at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 14, in the colonial courthouse.

Applicants on rise for cooling assistance program

Tough economic times mean more people are seeking cooling relief this year from the Gloucester County Department of Social Services.

Bald Eagle soars free

Photo: An adult male bald eagle was released back into the wild on Monday morning at Beaverdam Park by the Wildlife Center of Virginia. The bird had been injured on June 9 following an altercation with an osprey on the Severn River. The bird was fished out of the water by Gordon West and taken to Sarah Drake Streetman, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. After an exam at Countryside Animal Hospital in Saluda, Christine Clendenin transported the bird to the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro, where he was treated for his injuries. Here, from left, Streetman; West’s wife, Mary, and Clendenin attended the bird’s return into the wild, along with Dr. David McRuer, director of veterinary medicine at the Wildlife Center. A crowd gathered to watch McRuer release the bird. Photo by Charlie Koenig
An adult male bald eagle was released back into the wild on Monday morning at Beaverdam Park by the Wildlife Center of Virginia.

Point Beach to be busy place Sunday

Gloucester Point will likely be a busy place Sunday as many folks gather to celebrate July 4th at the beach and seek a prime viewing spot for fireworks being shot that night over the York River from Yorktown.

Supervisors not happy with latest reassessment

One thing was made very clear during Tuesday night’s Gloucester County Board of Supervisors meeting. The governing body is not pleased with the latest reassessment and vows to move quickly in developing ways to correct the major issues.

Sewer tests nearly complete in Gloucester

Tests to check for leaks in the Gloucester sewer system have almost been completed, said Marty Schlesinger, the county’s utilities director.

Supervisors file brief in Gloucester 40 case

Attorneys on behalf of former Gloucester County Board of Supervisors member Teresa Altemus and current supervisors Bobby Crewe, Michelle Ressler and Gregory Woodard have filed a brief in Virginia’s Supreme Court arguing that the high court should uphold the Gloucester Circuit Court’s decision ordering that 40 Gloucester residents be sanctioned $80,000 for circulating petitions to remove the four from office.

Individual seeks to quash subpoena in Hicks suit

One of the 12 individuals issued subpoenas in a lawsuit against Gloucester Commonwealth’s Attorney Robert “Bob” Hicks has filed a motion to quash duces tecum the order in Richmond Circuit Court.

GHS says farewell to 396 graduates

Photo: Latoya Donald, at right, seems to be happy that the graduation ceremony is finally underway. Also pictured are fellow graduates, from left, Kristy Drouin, Sydney Dougherty, Brittany DeVitt and Dakota Dolan. Photo by Charlie Koenig
Family and friends filled the Kaplan Arena at the College of William and Mary last Thursday night to celebrate the graduation of 396 Gloucester High School students. “Tonight is not an end, but a beginning,” class valedictorian William Wei-Xi Wang Price said to his classmates at the commencement ceremony, as he promised them he was not going to deliver a speech designed to make them cry.

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