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1 week ago |
roanoke.com | Luke Weir
The Wasena bridge replacement project is about halfway completed, officials said, as crews proceeded last week toward a milestone on the $50 million project in Roanoke. Six massive steel building blocks called tub girders completed the road trip to Roanoke from Tampa, Florida, city staff said. Josephus Johnson-Koroma is a civil engineer for Roanoke, and project manager for the bridge replacement. “We are 50% complete on the project,” Johnson-Koroma said.
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2 weeks ago |
roanoke.com | Luke Weir
Blacksburg officials want input about a proposed new community recreation center, according to a page on the town’s public notice website. “This new facility will exist in addition to the current community center, located at 725 Patrick Henry Drive,” the notice said. “The current community center will continue to be utilized as a programming space for a variety of recreational and community programs.”An online survey is open until May 27, available at letstalkblacksburg.org.
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2 weeks ago |
newsadvance.com | Luke Weir
Virginians will elect a new governor in November, but more than one in four voters are undecided about who they will pick, according to newly released polling data from Roanoke College. Out of 658 voters surveyed, Democrat Abigail Spanberger polled at 43%, compared to 26% who said they would vote for Republican Winsome Earle-Sears, results show.
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2 weeks ago |
roanoke.com | Luke Weir
Virginians will elect a new governor in November, but more than one in four voters are undecided about who they will pick, according to newly released polling data from Roanoke College. Out of 658 voters surveyed, Democrat Abilgail Spanberger polled at 43%, compared to 26% who said they would vote for Republican Winsome Earle-Sears, results show.
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2 weeks ago |
roanoke.com | Luke Weir
A northwest Roanoke community group is working with a nonprofit on plans to save one of the city’s oldest buildings, but some city council members are already casting doubt. On the same day the city council approved tax increases to disincentivize ownership of blighted and derelict property, it heard an update about a city-owned property that has long been boarded up.
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