Stocks rally as Dow gains 140 points on market rebound
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 139.80 to 8,714.65 as markets extended a recovery from a week of losses. The S and P 500 advanced 17.53 to 1,101.20 and the Nasdaq climbed 37.06 to 1,855.10 amid optimism tied to Clinton's testimony.
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Coalfield Coalition Wins State Grant for Regional Growth
The Coalfield Coalition comprising Tazewell Buchanan Russell Wise Lee Scott and Dickenson counties plus Norton won 334251 in the Regional Competitiveness Program funds. Project goals include a Virginia Coalfield Bank Consortium a Business Incubator network labor force analysis and a planned Virginia Coalfield Regional Industrial Park to spur investment and jobs across seven counties.
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Princeton Tightens Building Permit Rules Citywide
Princeton adopts a stricter permit code granting inspectors authority over all major construction permits effective July 1. The change aims to prevent risky work by requiring prefiled construction drawings and complete document sets, and to ensure contractors are properly licensed and taxes paid.
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