Category Archives: infrastructure

THIS AND THAT

Blogs have a way of connecting our nation together, and some bloggers have a better knack than I do for attracting comments. So when I get lonely, I go visiting. When desperate for company, I even visit Liberal blogs. While … Continue reading

Posted in 2012 Election, infrastructure, US Blogs, VA-Blogs | 2 Comments

AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE ON OUR ROADS FROM CAR AND DRIVER

Because car aficionados love cars, they must have good roads. Therefore, worried about the state of our nations roads, Car and Driver has provided an investigative report. The State of the Union’s Roads: An Investigative Report – Feature What’s happening … Continue reading

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WRITING OUR LEADERS MAKES A DIFFERENCE

What follows is the response to a letter I wrote to Supervisers Corey Stewart and Wally Covington. I wrote it response to another note posted here.  Wed 4/27/2011 3:40 PM RE: Increasing Taxes and New Roads Thank you for your email. I … Continue reading

Posted in infrastructure, taxes | 5 Comments

Thorium As Energy Source To Replace Uranium (via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog)

There has to be something wrong with the idea. What is it? via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog

Posted in Environment, infrastructure | 3 Comments

MELT THE PHONE LINES AND INBOXES

I got the email below from fellow members of the Prince William County Republican Committee. Since the email requests forwarding, I decided to published it, but I removed the names. Folks, Please read XXXXXX’s email below. In short, our PWC BOCS … Continue reading

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VIRGINIA RESIDENTIAL UTILITY RATES (2011)

The Office of the Attorney General of Virginia passed the table below to the news media as an Adobe pdf file. Their email included the following text. Virginia media: Attached is a document that the attorney general’s office prepared for Virginia … Continue reading

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SENATOR OBENSHAIN ON THE FIRST WEEK

Looks most of the leaders in our state are starting to put out weekly email letters — at least when the General Assembly is in session.  Here is today’s The Obenshain Report.   It’s been quite a week — but … Continue reading

Posted in infrastructure, Laws, schools | 3 Comments