The Smithfield Times – Digital Edition, July 5th, 2017

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Some of this week’s stories:

Little-known Virginia law prohibits a right turn on red arrows
Fishing for food is a tradition here
Bike trail sent out for bids
‘Events’ sublease proposed

Forum:

Antecedents of the Declaration

Short Rows:

Fond memories of camping

SportsPlus

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Surry planners weigh in on battery storage developer’s requested ordinance change

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Gallery – Smithfield Christmas Parade shortened but still festive

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Longtime Kiwanian named 2024 Citizen of the Year

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Three charged in Dec. 14 Jersey Park shooting

Isle of Wight County

Isle of Wight Academy teacher facing child pornography charges

Isle of Wight County

IWCS, after 2022-23 deficit, ends 2023-24 with surplus

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Rountree charge from campaign sign theft dismissed after community service 

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Council approves reducing size of Mallory Pointe roundabout

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Dec. 11: Photographer chronicles Riverside Smithfield Hospital construction

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Town planners weigh in on Carollo plan for former Luter lots

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Surry supervisors vote 3-2 on ethics code that allows censure of leakers

Carrollton

More than 600 in Smithfield, Carrollton without power

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Planners deadlock over Red Point Taphouse’s requested town water waiver

Isle of Wight County

Despite lower attendance 2024 Isle of Wight Fair turns a profit

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Surry approves more tax relief for the elderly, disabled

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Gallery – It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … in Smithfield

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Smithfield hosts ribbon-cutting for DMV

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Isle of Wight School Board approves contract for high school track repairs

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Surry has new plan for opioid funds

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Smithfield agrees to 11.8% share of Turner roundabout cost

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WH Group shareholders approve Smithfield Foods first-in-decade U.S. stock listing

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Cypress Creek Bridge traffic to reverse after Christmas Parade

Carrollton

Coastal RV donating camper, soliciting supplies for family displaced by Helene

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Town opts to stay out of Cypress Creek dispute