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Having dodged a bullet on Carvana, a 183-acre property's neighbors now want Chesterfield County officials to bring in development they say would be more compatible with a residential area. In last week’s Observer, Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Leslie Haley and Vice Chairman Kevin Carroll expressed incredulity at calls for continued virtual-only instruction in an opinion piece , saying it was “not a hard decision” to reopen schools. With car horns blaring and headlights flashing, a caravan of Chesterfield County school officials visited three Richmond-area neighborhoods last Tuesday to honor the county's elementary, middle a 12 Ask the Experts: How to Navigate Your SmallBarnard Plumbing LLC – various locations in Chesterfield; Owner: BarnardCOVID-19 has deeply impacted our local community. W 4,358 people follow this. Ralph Northam announced on Tuesday, but with strict social distancing and limited capacity as state officials conti Chesterfield County is using part of its federal CARES Act allocation to provide financial assistance for local small businesses that have been adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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As the state continues to reopen for business, the number of reported cases of COVID-19 in Chesterfield hit high points on Thursday and Friday: 68 positive cases were reported on May 28 and 69 positive cases were reported on May 29. Get Directions (804) 545-7500. Find details and an easy order form on our website. Since an estimated 2.4 people look at each issue that arrived at homes, our actual readership is about 170,000 people. Having dodged a bullet on Carvana, its reluctant would-be neighbors now want Chesterfield County officials to bring in development they say would be more compatible with a residential area.
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Tomorrow's the final day to reserve a spot! Time is running out! And we've been thriving even though our industry is struggling. With thousands of Chesterfield residents dealing with financial hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to waive penalties and interest on delinquent personal property taxes through July 31. Deadline to submit is next Tuesday, June 9.