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Delegate Baskerville: 'We need citizen input'

Score on fetal-deaths bill: Bloggers 1, Legislators 0

Loudoun lawmakers driving to end the car tax

At 15, he's already an insider at the Capitol

Delegate Janis: Hold the pickles, hold the lawsuits

For Fauquier lawmakers, roads are a key issue

Gay rights vs. 'family values' over same-sex marriage

Delegate Hogan praises Gov. Warner's speech

Legislative solution to online porn: File not found

Delegate Lingamfelter recovering from cancer

A pro-business Republican wants to clear the air

CNS briefs

Smaller tax bites for low-wage workers

Cell phones provide lifelines for domestic abuse victims

Legislators ponder more autonomy for colleges
[Attn Williamsburg]

Bill would shift patent rights at schools

Colonial Williamsburg will help support Jamestown 2007
[Attn Williamsburg]

Beware of scams when helping tsunami victims

Kilgore targets gangs, crime and red tape

February summit to examine Virginia's agricultural future
[Attn Southwest VA, Southside VA, rural areas]

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