Morrissey Convicted Delegate Faces Possible House Expulsion
Richmond area representative Joseph Morrissey, recently convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor who was his secretary, won a three way special election on Jan. 13 to retain his 74th District seat as an independent. The Virginia Constitution allows removal for disorderly behavior, and lawmakers from both parties should consider a two thirds vote to oust him.
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Romney nostalgia and the 2016 presidential buzz
In a January 2015 op ed, Romney’s renewed talk of a White House bid dominates national chatter. Iowa polls show him leading the GOP field at 21 percent, with Jeb Bush at 14 percent. The Wall Street Journal questions why he’d be better than in 2012, noting a deeper GOP bench and Romney’s malleable positioning.
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Shelter trims euthanasia as Warren County Humane Society nears no kill goal
The Humane Society of Warren County credits the community for progress toward a no kill status. In 2014 the open admission shelter helped 1,175 cats and 831 dogs, with 1,129 adoptions and a 84 percent overall save rate, while 317 pets were reunited and 126 transferred to rescues.
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Santa’s Christmas Eve Route Sparks Front Royal Complaint
A resident laments two consecutive years of Santa in a fire truck passing other houses while missing theirs in Front Royal. She alleges discriminatory street choices and requests a policy explanation on which streets Santa visits, urging all children to share holiday joy.
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Morgan Ford Bridge Debate Sees Two Lane Push at FrontRoyal Meeting
Malcolm Barr of Rockland argues against a two lane replacement for the Morgan Ford one lane bridge. He cites VDOT plans, state funding, and local road limitations, warning of increased traffic and pedestrian danger. He recalls a “bridge to nowhere” precedent and criticizes officials for ignoring road widenings.
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