Eastern Shore News - Wed Nov 25
The 18th annual Santa Train, sponsored by the Bay Coast Railroad, Greater Parksley Association and the Delmarva Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, will operate on Saturday, Dec.
Cape Charles holiday tour gives back to communityEastern Shore News - Wed Nov 25
The sidewalks are lined with luminaries like an earth-bound constellation navigating the way.
Side-swiping the wrong carRoanoke-Chowan News-Herald - Tue Nov 24
By Amanda VanDerBroek Published Tuesday, November 24, 2009 JACKSON a 'A Virginia man is facing motor vehicle and drug charges after he nearly sideswiped an unmarked law enforcement vehicle.
Change allows quicker sale of delinquent Northampton propertiesThe Daily Times - Mon Nov 23
EASTVILLE -- The Board of Supervisors hopes to more aggressively pursue delinquent real-estate tax collection in 2010 thanks to a change in the state code that goes into effect Jan.
Two Cents' WorthEastern Shore News - Sat Nov 21
STORM I. As I speak, it is blowing a gale outside, raining sideways, trees falling in the roadway, absolutely miserable.
Broadband takes shapeEastern Shore News - Sat Nov 21
The Eastern Shore of Virginia will see the light by the end of the year -- that's when the long-awaited, $6 million fiber backbone that is the core of the local broadband Internet project is scheduled to be turned on.
Road reclassification proposal backedThe Daily Times - Sat Nov 21
EASTVILLE -- The Northampton Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution at its November meeting to request the state reclassify Route 602, Cemetery Road, so that it might be eligible for federal road improvement money.
CSB contract process draws ireEastern Shore News - Wed Nov 18
What is usually a routine business matter for the Northampton Board of Supervisors drew Vice Chairman Spencer Murray's ire at last Friday's regular session.
Contract awarded for courthouse renovation designEastern Shore News - Wed Nov 18
The Northampton Board of Supervisors recently awarded a contract of more than $415,000 to DJG Inc.
County to seek funds for railroad float repairThe Daily Times - Wed Nov 18
EASTVILLE -- The Northampton Board of Supervisors on Friday agreed to seek state aid for $1 million in repairs to the Bay Coast Railroad car float that has been out of service since June when critical structural problems were discovered during an inspection.
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