The Smithfield Times – Digital Edition, April 12th, 2017

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Some of this week’s stories:

Town says ‘no demo’
Real estate tax rate to remain level this year
IW schools unveil CTE schedule format
64th District is one of the state’s most hotly contested races

Forum:

Closer ties with Camp encouraged

Short Rows:

Remember Kepone

SportsPlus

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Surry supervisors retain Wingate for ‘limited’ reassessment contract

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‘Micro school’ proposed for downtown Smithfield

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All-clear given at Paul D. Camp Smithfield campus after bomb threat

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Main Street Restaurant closes

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Arts League founder left her mark on Smithfield

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Surry Marketplace to open Sept. 14

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Sept. 11: Photographer chronicles Riverside Smithfield Hospital construction

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‘Cottages’ development draws mixed reaction from Planning Commission

Isle of Wight County

IW audit committee holds first meeting

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Taxpayer subsidy policy could impact Pinewood Heights, Pack says

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Council candidates respond: How big of a priority should the town make completing its 1-mile share of the Park-to-Park bicycle and pedestrian trail proposed to extend from Nike Park to Windsor Castle Park

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Sentencing delayed following guilty plea in Carrsville murder

Carrollton

Jones Creek boat ramp repairs underway

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Smithfield backs turn lane from Route 10 into Grange development

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Surry attorney says ‘no records’ of threats against supervisors

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Sycamore Cross solar developer appeals Surry Planning Commission vote

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Cypress Creek homeowners feud with developer over amenities

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The Renaissance comes to Smithfield

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First Mallory Pointe homes to be built in 2025, developer says

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Smasal, but not Kiggans, attends congressional candidate forum in Smithfield

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Council candidates respond: What criteria will you use when deciding whether to approve future residential development?

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Developer seeks zoning amendment for 130-home ‘Cottages at Battery’ development

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How Surry and its schools spent their ARPA funds

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Smithfield’s legislative priorities to include park-to-park trail