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“I’d like to see us re-establish ourselves as a place in the nation where people look to us as leaders in good governance.”
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Here's how Virginia's U.S. senators voted during the legislative week ending Sept. 11. The House was in recess.
More than 100 people gathered to watch the statue removal, including current and former elected officials, local activists and community members.
Charlottesville City Manager Tarron Richardson has resigned, ending a 16-month tenure that saw him often at odds with officials.
Most of the opposition centered around increased traffic on the road and pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Mayor Nikuyah Walker cast the dissenting vote.
“He was a great friend and a mentor and he believed in himself, other people and his church.”
Early in-person voting begins Sept. 18 in Albemarle County.
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