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

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Antecedents of the Declaration

Short Rows:

Fond memories of camping

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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

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Carollo plan for former Luter lots calls for 10 homes, up from eight

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15% of Shirley T. Holland park’s third phase buildable, county says

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Nov. 27: Photographer chronicles Riverside Smithfield Hospital construction

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Smithfield Foods to reduce hog production footprint

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Smithfield delays vote on transferring $1.4M to EDA for Grange market

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Grace Street lane closures tied to drainage work

Isle of Wight County

School Board chair: Bill would ‘hamstring’ IWCS cellphone policy

Isle of Wight County

Town returns $6 million to Luter III; son says new council’s support vital for Grange to be built

Isle of Wight County

Most IW schools ‘on track,’ one in Surry ‘distinguished’ under new state rankings

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Gallery – Christmas returns to Smithfield

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Homelessness nonprofit to hold barbecue fundraiser

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One dead, one injured in Foursquare Road crash

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Isle of Wight transfers $1.4M to EDA for Grange market

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Isle of Wight accepts $2.2M VDOT grant for Turner roundabout

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Fatboy’s owners lease former Main Street Restaurant

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Keurig delays closure of Windsor plant to 2025

Isle of Wight County

Expected start date for IW EMS pharmacy changes is Jan. 1

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Smithfield, Hampton to clash in football playoffs

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Days Point under boil water notice following Nov. 18 main break

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Mallory Pointe developer proposing single-lane roundabout, down from two lanes

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Missing Surry senior citizen found safe