Category: Rural Crescent
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Potomac Local: Prince William conservationist, bluebell lover, Kim Hosen dies
Prince William conservationist, bluebell lover, Kim Hosen dies – Potomac Local News Uriah Kiser April 14, 2023 at 2:41pm Hosen Kim Hosen, the former Prince William County Planning Commissioner, and Prince William Conservation Alliance Director, has died at 70. Hosen died Thursday afternoon, reports
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LoudounNow: ‘Loudoun Together’ Summit Pushes to Protect Rural West for All
‘Loudoun Together’ Summit Pushes to Protect Rural West for All | News | loudounnow.com ‘Loudoun Together’ Summit Pushes to Protect Rural West for All Renss Greene Apr 12, 2023 Farmland just outside Purcellville adjacent to Hirst Farm, a subdivision at the edge of town limits. Read More …
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Tempered Steel
LETTER: Tempered Steel | Opinion | princewilliamtimes.com Mar 24, 2023 Tempered Steel is the reason that we have lived in Prince William County’s rural crescent for the last 26 years. Twenty-seven years ago, Steel carried me from Fauquier County to the top of Read More …
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Prince William Times: Prince William County Historical Commission moves to protect historic sites near the PW Digital Gateway
Prince William County Historical Commission moves to protect historic sites near the PW Digital Gateway | News | princewilliamtimes.com
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Opinion: Speaking up is never wrong – InsideNoVa
Around Prince William: Speaking up is never wrong | news/prince william | insidenova.com Mar 5, 2023 In October 2021, I wrote a column suggesting we should rethink public comment time. My premise was simple. The 2020 Virginia General Assembly had added this language to the Read More …
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InsideNoVa: Data center-fueled power grid issues spark proposed rules adjustment
By James Jarvis Mar 2, 2023 1 Chris Miller, president of the Piedmont Environmental Council, speaks to the media during a press event in Woodbridge on Feb. 27 before a public hearing on a proposal to temporarily suspend emission limits for data centers. James Jarvis Read More …
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Opinion: Weir’s landslide election a referendum on data centers, but taxpayers still need a break – Potomac Local
Uriah Kiser 2/24/2023 (Opinion: Weir’s landslide election a referendum on data centers, but taxpayers still need a break (potomaclocal.com)) Call it a canary in the coal mine. Call it the result of years of residents pleading for their local leaders to hear them. Call it Read More …
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Prince William Times: Digital Gateway opponent Bob Weir handily wins Gainesville District supervisor’s seat
Digital Gateway opponent Bob Weir handily wins Gainesville District supervisor’s seat | News | princewilliamtimes.com
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InsideNoVa: Weir prevails in Gainesville special election
https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/weir-prevails-in-gainesville-special-election/article_5d1f6d46-b251-11ed-b84b-b745d9c1bc01.html
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YOUR VOTE for Bob Weir on Tuesday, Feb. 21 can BLOCK Their Pay to Play
In December of 2014, the Coalition to Protect Prince William County formed to defend the Rural Crescent, farms, homes, residential communities, and small businesses from the negative impacts of data center sprawl. The Coalition feels a responsibility to the community to ensure that Gainesville distr