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Sting stops 35,000 fentanyl pills from reaching Culpeper

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By Cameron Delean 
| Fauquier Now
Culpeper County Sheriff Tim Chilton says recent investigations by local, regional and federal law enforcement partners have resulted in significant drug seizures tied to Culpeper County, including approximately 35,000 fentanyl pills that authorities say could have posed a serious public safety threat. Culpeper County Sheriff Tim Chilton says recent investigations by law enforcement partners have resulted in significant drug seizures tied to Culpeper County.
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Sting stops 35,000 fentanyl pills from reaching Culpeper

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By Cameron Delean 
| Rappahannock News
Culpeper County Sheriff Tim Chilton says recent investigations by local, regional and federal law enforcement partners have resulted in significant drug seizures tied to Culpeper County, including approximately 35,000 fentanyl pills that authorities say could have posed a serious public safety threat. In a Facebook post published May 29, Chilton shared photographs of narcotics seized during multiple investigations over the past several months.
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NoVa needs power? Put it up there, Culpeper supervisor says

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By Cameron Delean 
| Rappahannock News
As Dominion Energy seeks a 115-mile power line for rising data center demand, Culpeper officials and preservation groups warn Valley Link would damage historic landscapes across nine Virginia counties. Dominion Energy officials defended the proposed Valley Link transmission project before the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors on May 19, arguing that rising electricity demand driven largely by data center growth is forcing the utility to expand Virginia’s transmission infrastructure.
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