The Smithfield Times – Digital Edition, June 21st, 2017

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Some of this week’s stories:

Play ball – but not yet
Smfd. to run its own tourneys
What in the world happened to Rex?
IW will attempt to trim debt service

Forum:

Burning a church in Surry County

Short Rows:

A chapter of service closes

SportsPlus

News

Smithfield Police name suspect in Jersey Park Apartments shooting

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When will new council members take office?

Isle of Wight County

Harris, Trump signs go missing in Isle of Wight

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Suspect in custody, woman in hospital following Jersey Park shooting

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Gallery – Surry County shows Cougar pride at homecoming

News

Council candidates respond: Should the Town Council commit to partially funding a planned roundabout on Turner Drive? Why or why not?

Isle of Wight County

Isle of Wight has new plan for Bradby Park

News

Kiggans outspending Smasal in House race

Isle of Wight County

Isle of Wight county administrator to retire

News

Isle of Wight conditionally approves roundabout cost-sharing

News

Oct. 16: Photographer chronicles Riverside Smithfield Hospital construction

News

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

News

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