BACK TO SCHOOL: Henrico Schools rolls out new phone policies, elementary school weapons scanners; no double-bus runs needed
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A proposal introduced in the U.S. Congress would prevent over 12 million students across the country from accessing a federal free school lunch program, including 27,130 students in Henrico Schools. The $12 billion in cuts proposed by House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington (R-Texas) would reduce the number
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Henrico Planning Commission to weigh hospital expansion, other proposals at April 10 meeting
The Henrico Planning Commission will hear several matters at its April 10 meeting. • St. Mary’s Hospital — located between Patterson Avenue, Libbie Avenue and Bremo Road —is proposing a multi-phase expansion, including a new eight-story, 200,000 square-foot building between the existing north and south towers. The existing helipad would
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Deep Run High School graduate killed in hit-and-run
The Deep Run High School community is in mourning after the tragic death of an alumnus. Nate Baker, 21, died after being hit by a hit-and-run driver while away at college at the University of South Carolina on Wednesday afternoon. Police in Columbia, South Carolina say around 2 p.m.
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'Stretched beyond our limits' – Henrico teachers detail hours of unpaid work
Nearly 100 Henrico Schools teachers and staff took to the Henrico School Board’s March 27 online public forum to voice concerns about extra work they said they are expected to complete outside of their contract hours without compensation. Staffers said that the extra duties they are assigned by their
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