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Henry County feels it's done enough solar power. General Assembly might feel differently.
The county wants to cap the amount of solar allowed at exactly what it's already approved. A key state legislator warns this could trigger a "heavy hand" from the state.
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7mSeeking ways to 'make them notice,' Henry County waives residential building fees
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12mExtra Credit: Sweet Briar College raises $1 million, surpassing 125th anniversary fundraising goal
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7mKennedy: Virginia's next aviation chapter begins in Charlottesville
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