Middlesex IDA has extensive powers
The broad powers of Industrial Development Authorities (IDA) were granted in the 1950s to foster economic development. The IDA “is its own political subdivision,” said Robert McClintock Jr., research director with the Virginia Economic Development Partnership.
posted 06.27.2012
Habitat for Humanity: ‘We truly have been blessed’
Bankruptcy due to health-care bills forced Terry and Lou-Ann Lundy and their son Austin to move in with Lou-Ann’s mother. However, thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Middlesex, the Lundys are now “grounded” in a new home in Topping.
posted 06.27.2012
New zoning law focuses on ‘adult use’ businesses
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors voted to amend the county zoning ordinance on June 19 to include provisions regulating “adult uses,” including definitions.
posted 06.27.2012
Work zones to cause delays on the Norris Bridge
One day bridge inspection on June 27; trenching operation June 28 through July 6. Work zones will limit traffic to one travel lane on the bridge. The bridge is located on Route 3 over the Rappahannock River at White Stone.
posted 06.25.2012
