Monday, January 31, 2011

Former Del. Hamilton fined $250 for late filings - dailypress.com

Elections officials review Hamilton's campaign finance data

Then-Del. Phil Hamilton prepares paperwork in August 2009. (Diane Cebula, Daily Press file photo / January 29, 2011)

Street solicitation ban – more than 80 cited in Newport News, Hampton - dailypress.com

More than 80 summonses issued: Ban on street-side solicitation in Newport News and Hampton

Ordinances enacted to stop street solicitations, keep drivers focused

Homeless man holds this small sign asking for help as cars pass by on Mercury Blvd. in Hampton. (Staff Photo, Daily Press / January 30, 2011)

Steak and lasagna at government meetings: Taxpayers pay for food - dailypress.com

Newport News taxpayer-funded meals criticized

Graphic: City officials in pricey hotels (Daily Press Illustration)

Phil Hamilton Responds to Today's State Board of Elections Ruling.

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Phil Hamilton's Campaign Filing. The Other Side of the Story.

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Kim Hamilton says the Daily Press reporting is not fair. Read what she has to say including the actual letter sent to the State Board of Elections.Later today. Later this afternoon, a photojournal of the SCLC's big weekend.

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Friday, January 28, 2011

Anela Leary, Ft Monroe Authority Hold Public Forum. NN Dems Meet... Surprise.

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Angela Leary and the Fort Monroe Authority hold a public forum. Hampton gets rolling on the new Community Plan. Newport News Dems holds monthly meeting. Guess who joins?

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Hampton -Citizens Comment at City Council NN Hills To Be a Park..

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Citizen comments in Hampton, Newport News former Hills building becomes a park.

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Hampton Ready for Citizen Input on Budget

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Hampton is ready for public input on the ne budget.

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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Newport News - Denbigh and EDA Report. Big HRSD Rate Increase Coming.

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Denbigh Update. Neport News EDA update. Wave of burglaries in Hilton Village. Later today. NN HRSD bills to increase by at least 35% in 2012.

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Friday, January 21, 2011

Officers in Ashley Burnett Case Exhonerated. NN Citizens Police Academy Graduates Class Number 30. Photos

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Officers in Ashley Burnett case exhonerated. NN Citizens Police Academy Class 30 graduates 21. Lots of photos.

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NN Police Respond to Office Involved Shooting. Statement of Fact is Posted

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Newport News Police publish "Statement of Fact" in Jamuary 13th Officer involved shooting.

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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

No Democrat Will Oppose Gordon Helsel In 91st District

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No Democrat will oppose Gordon Helsel in the 91st District
Newport News works to define Sweepstakes Cafe.

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Poquoson Mayor Gordon Helsel WinsThe 91st District

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Poquoson Mayor Gordon Helsel Wins the 91st District.

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Tuesday Night and We Are Live at The 91st District Polls

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It's election day for the 91st District Republican candidates.We're live.

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Newport News Holds First Efficiency Committee Meeting

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It's election day for the 91st District Republican candidates.

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Thursday, January 13, 2011

91st District Candidate Chad Green is Tea Party's Candidate.

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At the Tuscany candidate Forum, 91st District candidate Chad Green is endorsed by Tea Party leadership.
Judge sets date for jury selection in Phil Hamilton's trial.

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Hampton - The Citizens Speak. Read What They Had to Say to City Council.

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The citizens had plenty to say at Hampton City Council Wednesday Night, and the City Council heard.
Daniela's Haunted House Part 4 is posted.
Later today. CJCR interviews 91st District candidates. Tonight Tuscany Forum 91st District Candidate Forum.

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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Phil Hamilton's Campaign Finance Report. A $37,000 Descrepency? The Real Story is Here

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It was reported by other media Phil Hamilton had a $37,000 discrepency in his campaign report. We have the real story on what happened.

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