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➤ Richmond: Election officials are scheduled to certify last week’s constitutional redistricting referendum tomorrow, but will not be able to do so until the state’s Supreme Court issues a ruling as to whether the vote was legal. The final day for certification is Tuesday. (Details)
➤ Virginia Beach: Business owners will be able to obtain compensation from the city for any profits lost as a result of the full curfew at the Oceanfront the weekend of April 17 and 18. Applicants must file a claim through the Risk Management Office. (Details)
➤ Eastern Virginia: As most of the Commonwealth is enduring a severe drought, the Department of Environmental Quality released a report showing that the net rate of replenishment of the Potomac Aquifer is slowing down. (More)
➤ Statewide: Rideshare drivers will be subjected to more thorough background checks beginning in July under two new laws signed by Gov. Abigail Spanberger. (Details)
➤ Lorton: A garbage truck smashed into a house on Tuesday morning. No individuals were inside the home at the time of the crash, according to fire crews. Because the truck came to rest on the home’s utility systems, crews had to cut off gas and electrical service to the neighborhood for a time. (Photos)
➤ Alexandria: James Comey appeared in court in the Eastern District of Virginia and left without entering a plea. The former FBI Director faces two federal charges that a photo he took of seashells represented a threat to assassinate President Trump. (More)
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