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Virginia 55th House of Delegates District

There being only one Candidate filing for the Democratic Nomination in the 55th House District, Dr. Therese May, Chair of the Legislative Nominating Committee ("the Committee") has hereby cancelled the Unassembled Caucus on May 23.

Dr. Therese May has declared Ms. Toni Radler the Candidate representing the Democratic Party in the 55th House District in the November General Elections.

Authorized and Paid for by the 55th House of Delegates District Democratic Nominating Committee

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Virginia 97th House of Delegates District

There being no Candidates filing for the Democratic Nomination in the 97th House District, Gordon Silver, Chair of the Legislative Nominating Committee ("the Committee") has hereby cancelled the Unassembled Caucus on May 23.

Authorized and Paid for by the 97th House of Delegates District Democratic Nominating Committee

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Coffee is Brewing

Hanover Democratic Women will be changing our "Coffee" routine for our May get together. In fact, our May Coffee might better be called an old-time afternoon social. Please come.

Russ Dowling is inviting all Hanover Democratic women to come enjoy the great outdoors at her home near the Ashland Berry Farm on Thursday, May 30th at 2 p.m. Dress casually, she says, and enjoy conversation in her informal garden with Democratic women from all over the county. Russ's address is 12349 New Market Road.

Monthly Two Cents Worth

The Coalition for Hanover’s Future (CHF) was established in 2006 to advocate for the citizen voice in the land use planning process. As Hanover County was embarking then upon a five-year review and update of its Comprehensive Land Use Plan, we encouraged residents to become informed about the issues and to get involved in decision making that would affect their lives. Further, because residents must live with the consequences of both good or poor land use planning, we urged vigilance as changes came to pass.

Hanover is now in the midst of another Comp Plan review and update. The need for focus and involvement remains paramount. Six community meetings, several Planning Commission work sessions and ad hoc citizen group meetings have revealed more than a little dissatisfaction, much of it involving the implications of high residential density.

Blue Moon Bash to feature Terry McAuliffe