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Chesapeake Bay osprey populations are struggling

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By Patrick Larsen Verified
| VPM Daily Newscast Verified
Bryan Watts looked troubled as he gazed over the Ware River in Gloucester County, leaning against the long, extendable staff he uses to inspect osprey nests from below. At the top is a baby mirror that he has attached to a paint roller handle — its convex shape ensures good visibility.
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'Unprecedented': Spanberger to intervene in Dominion–NextEra merger

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By Patrick Larsen Verified
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced Thursday that she will intervene in the Dominion–NextEra merger case. She said it's an unprecedented move for a Virginia governor — but given the scale of the merger between Virginia and Florida's biggest utility companies, she felt the need to be involved. "As a Virginian, I am deeply skeptical about whether selling our primary, state-regulated utility to an out-of-state company is good for the commonwealth.
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Chesterfield residents call for more transparency on Google data centers

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By Patrick Larsen Verified, Billy Shields Verified
| VPM Daily Newscast Verified
Chesterfield residents say recent attempts at dialog by Google and county leadership have fallen short. Google hosted two open houses this month to answer questions about its three ongoing data center projects: Project Peanut, Project Loch and Project Skye. Zoning changes for two of the projects were approved in public hearings by county supervisors on May 28, 2025. Those two sites had been unveiled for public input earlier that year.
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