Tom Chillemi

Tom Chillemi is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel.
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Deadline to run in Urbanna elections is June 16

Tuesday, June 16, at 7 p.m. is the deadline to file as a candidate in the Urbanna Town Council and Urbanna mayoral elections. There are...

Town council votes to terminate administrator

The Urbanna Town Council voted to “terminate the town administrator’s amended employment agreement without cause.” The formal action to dismiss Ted Costin took place...

Fourth candidate, Thomas Justis, enters race for MC sheriff

A fourth candidate, Thomas G. Justis, has qualified to run in the special election for Middlesex County sheriff scheduled for Nov. 3, reported Melissa...

Urbanna mayor Goldsmith resigns; Wilson now acting mayor

Town Councilor Hanson also resigns; no reasons for resignations cited About 14 hours after a lengthy closed meeting of the Urbanna Town Council on May 14,...

Thrift and Powers qualify for Urbanna town council race

Two residents, Jim B. Thrift and Lisa M. Powers, have filed and are qualified as candidates running for a seat on the Urbanna Town...

Town must wait for Urbanna Town Marina bridge grant funds

Urbanna has been awarded a $450,000 federal grant, with no local match required, for  preliminary engineering, design, and environmental review activities necessary to repair or...

Trio qualify to run for Middlesex County sheriff

Three persons have qualified as candidates for the special election for Middlesex County sheriff set for Nov. 3, reported Melissa D. Welch, director of...

Grant awarded could assist with costs on marina bridge

Urbanna has been awarded a $450,000 federal grant, with no local matching funds required, to help replace the bridge leading to Urbanna Town Marina,...

New Middlesex County noise ordinance is approved

Barking dogs, loud music, yelling, and other certain “plainly audible” noises that travel across property lines are now prohibited by a new Middlesex County...

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