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Hanover school leaders opt not to add Bible to banned books list and more state headlines • Virginia Mercury [1]

['Staff Report', 'More From Author', '- March']

Date: 2024-03

• “King George supervisors ready to ‘go to war’ with Amazon.”—Fredericksburg Free Press

• Hanover County school officials chose not to ban the Bible after a parent used the religious text as a test of new rules restricting books that contain sexual content.—Richmond Times-Dispatch

• Simulated images show what offshore wind turbines could look like from the shoreline at Virginia Beach.—Virginian-Pilot

• Three Virginia men were charged with robbing mail carriers to try to obtain keys to mailboxes that might contain checks and credit cards.—Richmond Times-Dispatch

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