The Smithfield Times – Digital Edition, June 28th, 2017

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Some of this week’s stories:

Landowners queried by solar investors
Coming soon: A Dollar General store near you
Meter-reading tradition ends at Comm. Electric
Embezzlement sentence

Forum:

The county and firefighters

Short Rows:

A look back at the primaries

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Oct. 16: Photographer chronicles Riverside Smithfield Hospital construction

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Have chainsaw, will travel: Smithfield’s Tim Ryan aids Helene cleanup

Isle of Wight County

IW supervisors, Planning Commission to talk growth at retreats

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Surry supervisors overturn planners on Sycamore Cross solar farm

Isle of Wight County

More buses, garage and band room among IWCS 2025-26 budget requests

Isle of Wight County

Isle of Wight Academy wins homecoming game 20-0

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It’s crunch time again at IWCS

Isle of Wight County

How IW could increase its Norfolk water usage

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IWCS backs plan for new Windsor library

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Surry votes 3-2 to move car tax due date to June 5

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Council candidates respond: What do you like and dislike about the town’s current Comprehensive Plan?

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Differences emerge over ‘small-town charm’ at Smithfield candidate forum

Isle of Wight County

EDA talks opposing increased buffers for industrial zoning

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Smithfield-based PAC backs four for Town Council

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Turner Drive bad site for new school?

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Watch Smithfield Town Council candidate forum tonight

Isle of Wight County

IWCS central office renovation resumes with new state funding

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EDA commits to owning Grange market

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Bacon, Bourbon & Music Fest returns

Isle of Wight County

Opt-in or opt-out? IW School Board splits 3-2 over student surveys

Isle of Wight County

Dwindling groundwater precludes exiting Norfolk deal

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SHS Packers celebrate homecoming

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Surry man charged in drive-by shooting

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Council candidates respond: Did the Town Council make the right decision in February by voting to set a real estate tax rate of 16 cents per $100 in assessed value, up from the 14-cent rate set eight months earlier? Why or why not?