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VCU still sifting through pros and cons of move to A-10 - The Daily Progress
The Daily Press in Newport News reported over the weekend that sources said outgoing VCU athletic director Norwood Teague was going to recommend to President Michael Rao on Monday that the school remain in the CAA at least through 2012-13.
Contractors bid on Crozet Library - The Daily Progress
One contractor, who declined to give his name, echoed Hennigan's sentiment that the project will be a good deal. Because the economy is weak and people and companies need work, he said, the project's costs are low. Library supporter Jane Kulow said the ...
Some think Huguely sentence should be higher - The Daily Progress
Several others, who chose to remain anonymous, also said that they had hoped Huguely would be assigned more jail time. Several of the people interviewed expressed concern at the possibility that Huguely may get out of prison on parole, and not serve an ...
Crowds ebb and flow around courtsquare in post-lunch business - The Daily Progress
“We're going to be parked here for two weeks,” said one television truck operator who asked not to be identified because he wasn't sure if he should talk to other reporters. Television stations from as far away as Baltimore and Washington DC stood on ...
Media, residents brace for long haul in Huguely trial - The Daily Progress
"We're going to be parked here for two weeks," said one truck operator who asked not to be identified because he wasn't sure if he should talk to reporters. Reporters from as far away as Baltimore stood on street corners reading court documents before ...
Occupiers brace for final moments in Lee Park - The Daily Progress
The civil disobedience training session was conducted by a woman who refused to give her name after advising the occupiers not to flail around and resist police. “You will be going,” she said. “And you'll be going with an assault charge if you touch ...
Local banks see boost from customers fleeing fees - The Daily Progress
Another local woman, who asked to remain anonymous, said she was “very mad” when she saw a news broadcast about the change last week. “I was ready to move my money right then,” she said. She has been banking with Bank of America for fifteen years, ...
Christmas in July event helps residents in need - The Daily Progress
The woman, who asked not to be named, is a single mother of six who recently escaped an abusive relationship in Lynchburg. “I came here for school clothes for my kids,” she said. “Those get too expensive. I have twin 5-year-old boys and their closet ...
Area veterans feel justice served in Pakistan - The Daily Progress
Some indicated that they had been advised not to talk with news media about the event and others asked to remain anonymous. Although bin Laden's death was met with impromptu caroling, chanting and demonstrations, area military establishments remained ...