With respect to employing staggered four-year terms for Loudoun’s Board of Supervisors, the minuses may outweigh the pluses, according to a new report.
Dick Black, a socially conservative Republican who once famously sent Virginia lawmakers plastic fetuses in a protest over abortion, is exploring the possibility of making another run at office.
Supervisor Stevens Miller (D-Dulles) angrily threatened fellow Board of Supervisors member Eugene Delgaudio (R-Sterling) with unspecified action after Delgaudio mentioned Miller’s family during a meeting Tuesday.
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell (R) will be receiving a strong worded letter signed by 125 members of Loudoun’s African American community in opposition to his April 6 proclamation recognizing Confederate History Month.
A Loudoun supervisor sent out a sharply worded statement this week, condemning comments made by Del. Robert Marshall (R-southeastern Loudoun) where the lawmaker said the birth of disabled babies was punishment for having abortions.
Architect Valdis G. Ronis has been appointed to represent the Potomac district on the Loudoun County Planning Commission. Former planning commissioner Chris Broderick submitted his resignation to supervisor Andrea McGimsey (D-Potomac), effective Feb. 1, 2010.
State Senator Mark Herring questions McDonnell's transportation plan. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli puts helping others above his own inauguration. Governor Bob McDonnell to respond to the President's state of the union.
Virginia House of Delegates Speaker William Howell (R-Stafford) announced Jan. 13 standing committee assignments for the 2010 General Assembly. Each committee, with the exception of Rules, has 22 members with 14 Republicans and 8 Democrats, representative of the 61-38 Republican majority.
Whole the review of road plans, setback and construction impact may sound a bit dull. The Loudoun County Planning Commission is where many of the large projects are first introduced to the public. For 2010, there will be 2 vacancies with the resignations of Shandra Chaloux (Dulles) and Chris Brodrick (Potomac).
The Loudoun County Democratic Committee (LCDC) met on Saturday, Jan. 9, to structure itself and organize for the next two years. This biannual reorganization meeting established the LCDC’s leadership team for 2010-2011.