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Rural Crescent: Supervisor
Candidates Bob Pugh, Jeanine Lawson, Martha Hendley, Ann Wheeler, and
others, as well as Supervisors Mike May and Frank Principi, sign pledge
to protect it; candidates and pro-Rural Crescent citizens comment at
news conference
("Candidates pledge to protect Rural Crescent: Eleven make
promise to leave area the way it is" by
Kipp Hanley, InsideNova.Com,
4 August 2011)
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Retrospective on
development of Linton Hall Corridor, past &
present demographics as seen from perspective of over-100-year-old
Benedictine Monastery's nuns, other long-time residents and newcomers
("Va.'s growth plows over country life" by
Brigid Schulte, The
Washington Post, 7 February 2011, p. A1)
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Moody's
rating
agency awards PW County highest bond rating
("PW earns bond
upgrade" by
Tara Slate Donaldson, The
Gainesville Times, 6 May 2010, pp A1, A11)
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Forbes
magazine: Commuters
along Linton Hall Rd. in VA have worst commute in the country
("The Daily Grind:
America's Worst Small Towns for Commuters;
Those in the country's little spots don't necessarily have easy trips
to work" by
Jon Bruner, Forbes.com,
9 December 2008)
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"Commercial
Developers Happier With County Permit Process"
(by Cheryl K.
Chumley, News and Messenger,
15 Oct 2008,
p. A2)
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New
Loudoun Board of Supervisors
eyes "reasonable growth" focused on greater commercial development,
less housing, lower-density "transition area", and preservation of
western Loudoun as greenbelt
("Once Again, the Winds of
Change: New Supervisors May Revisit
Growth Policy" by
Sandhya Somashekhar, The
Washington Post, 11 November 2007, p. T1)
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Creation
of Bristoe
Station Battlefield Heritage Park by county-Centex Homes partnership is
good example of how "developers, preservationists and government
can find ways to
work together" to "do something for the public
good"
("Bristoe
Station history
lives as County, Centex, CWPT work outside the box"
by
James Ivancic, Bull
Run Observer, 19 October 2007, pp
3-4)
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Prince William,
Loudoun likely to oppose
Richmond plan to transfer responsibility for road-building to Northern
Virginia regional authority
("A Potential Pothole in Va. Roads Deal - Loudoun,
Pr. William Balk at Raising Taxes," by Eric M. Weiss and Michael D.
Shear, Washington
Post, 20 January 2007, p. A1)
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Chamber
of Commerce hears Stewart discuss
keys to keeping county economy strong, including continuing to attract
new nusinesses and strengthening transportation, education, public
safety; tax rate to be set in April
("Stewart
Touts Economic Prowess in 'State of
County' Talk to Chamber" by Rose Murphy, Bull Run Observer,
19 January 2007, p. 43)
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("Developer
Sues Over
Rejection
of Housing Proposal," by Amy Gardner, Washington
Post, 15 December 2006, p. B9)
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Prince William,
Loudoun, Montgomery
counties move to restrict development,
as traffic congestion becomes
"among the country's worst"
("3 Counties Attempt To Put
Brakes on Growth - Va., Md. Acts Aimed at Land-Use Limits," by Alec MacGillis,
Washington Post, 6
December 2006, p. A1)
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Congressman
Tom Davis (7 Sep 2006) says
"Gainesville traffic is worst in the state"
("Davis Acknowledges Gainesville Traffic Is
Worst in the State," by Catherine Hubbard, Bull Run Observer, 22 September
2006, pp. 1, 3) |
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