Here are some of the top headlines from other news outlets around Virginia. Some content may be behind a metered paywall:
Politics:
Lynchburg City Council formally censures Councilman Martin Misjuns for his behavior to city staff, council, residents. — WSET-TV.
Democratic control of legislature opens up chance for long-delayed SCC appointments. — Virginia Mercury.
Liquor law review hits roadblock as restaurateur raises concerns. — Richmond Times-Dispatch (paywall).
Court: Zoning violation notices must spell out consequences of not appealing to local board. — Virginia Mercury.
Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke, to participate in hunger strike. — The Roanoke Times (paywall)
Environment:
Chesapeake dead zone at record low. — Richmond Times-Dispatch (paywall).
Culture:
Bedford Boy’s Bible found on Omaha Beach now in D-Day Memorial’s collection. — The (Lynchburg) News & Advance (paywall).
Bedford man wins $1.9 million from Virginia Lottery. — WDBJ-TV.
Health care:
Suicide of former patient at Salem VA leads to $900,000 settlement. — The Roanoke Times (paywall).
Public safety:
Lynchburg extends youth curfew by six months. — WDBJ-TV.
Economy:
Plans seek to convert historic Roanoke churches into apartments. — Roanoke Rambler.
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