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Governor Tim Kaine practiced law in Richmond for 17 years, representing people who had been denied housing opportunities because of their race or disability. He won many precedent-setting cases in this area and was recognized by local, state and national organizations for his fair-housing advocacy. Kaine also taught legal ethics for six years at the University of Richmond Law School.
Governor Kaine entered political life in 1994 and was elected to four terms on the City Council, including two terms as Richmond¿s mayor, where he worked to build Richmond¿s first new schools in a generation, cut taxes and slash the city¿s crime rate. Richmond¿s success in reducing violent crime won n...
Governor Kaine entered political life in 1994 and was elected to four terms on the City Council, including two terms as Richmond¿s mayor, where he worked to build Richmond¿s first new schools in a generation, cut taxes and slash the city¿s crime rate. Richmond¿s success in reducing violent crime won n...
Governor Tim Kaine practiced law in Richmond for 17 years, representing people who had been denied housing opportunities because of their race or disability. He won many precedent-setting cases in this area and was recognized by local, state and national organizations for his fair-housing advocacy. Kaine also taught legal ethics for six years at the University of Richmond Law School.
Governor Kaine entered political life in 1994 and was elected to four terms on the City Council, including two terms as Richmond¿s mayor, where he worked to build Richmond¿s first new schools in a generation, cut taxes and slash the city¿s crime rate. Richmond¿s success in reducing violent crime won national recognition from Presidents Clinton and Bush and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The improvements in Richmond¿s economy during Kaine¿s tenure earned the city its first-ever listing in Forbes Magazine¿s annual ranking of the top 10 cities in America for doing business.
Governor Kaine was elected Virginia¿s Lieutenant Governor in 2001. He worked for four years with Governor Mark Warner to reform the state¿s budget and invest new resources in education. These reforms led Governing Magazine to recognize Virginia in 2005 as the Best Managed State in America. Kaine became the 70th Governor of Virginia on January 14, 2006.
Governor Kaine entered political life in 1994 and was elected to four terms on the City Council, including two terms as Richmond¿s mayor, where he worked to build Richmond¿s first new schools in a generation, cut taxes and slash the city¿s crime rate. Richmond¿s success in reducing violent crime won national recognition from Presidents Clinton and Bush and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The improvements in Richmond¿s economy during Kaine¿s tenure earned the city its first-ever listing in Forbes Magazine¿s annual ranking of the top 10 cities in America for doing business.
Governor Kaine was elected Virginia¿s Lieutenant Governor in 2001. He worked for four years with Governor Mark Warner to reform the state¿s budget and invest new resources in education. These reforms led Governing Magazine to recognize Virginia in 2005 as the Best Managed State in America. Kaine became the 70th Governor of Virginia on January 14, 2006.
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Weekend Talk Shows
TODAY Good Morning America 7 a.m. KABC 86070 Larry King Live 6 and 9 p.m. CNN 594902, 150457 McLaughlin Group 6:30 p.m. KCET 90815 The Chris Matthews Show Joe Klein, Time; John Heilemann, New York magazine; Michele Norris, NPR; Andrea Mitchell. 5:30...Tags: Elections, CBS Corp., Newspapers, David Axelrod, New York Times
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Hanna brings wind and rain, but what’s next may be worse
The Virginia GazetteGreater Williamsburg braced for Tropical Storm Hanna Friday night as the almost hurricane roared north toward an expected landfall early Saturday near the border of North Carolina and South Carolina. Hanna is expected to reach Virginia around 2 p.m. The...Tags: Williamsburg, Emergency Planning, Key West, Disasters, Tropical Storm Hanna
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Virginia anti-gouging law in place
Virginia's attorney general is putting opportunists on notice as Tropical Storm Hanna works its way toward the coast. Bob McDonnell said Thursday the state's anti-gouging law is in place now that the governor has declared a state of emergency. The...Tags: Bob McDonnell, Government, Tropical Storms, Hurricane Hanna, Executive Branch
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Justice Department to investigate Va. center
The. U.S. Department of Justice plans to investigate possible civil rights violations at a state training center for the mentally disabled. The agency notified Gov. Tim Kaine of the investigation of the Central Virginia Training Center in an Aug. 21...Tags: Mental Illness, Medical Specialization, Advanced Training, Illnesses
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Va. governor says evacuations unlikely
Gov. Tim Kaine is advising coastal residents of southeastern Virginia to keep informed about Tropical Storm Hanna. Kaine told reporters during a teleconference Thursday there are no plans to evacuate coastal residents as the storm makes it way up the...Tags: Government, Tropical Storms, Regional Authority, Hurricane Hanna, Executive Branch
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Governor Kaine declares state of emergency
Daily PressGovernor Timothy M. Kaine declared a state of emergency today, directing state agencies to take all reasonable actions necessary to protect the health and safety of Virginians from the potentially damaging effects of Tropical Storm Hanna. "Current...Tags: Floods, Emergency Planning, Hurricane Hanna, Local Authority, Government
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Southeast braces for Hanna
Associated Press WriterSome Southeastern states declared emergencies and officials urged residents to head inland today as Tropical Storm Hanna headed toward the Atlantic coast, where it could bring high winds and rain from South Carolina all the way to Maine. Meanwhile,...Tags: Hurricane Preparedness, Emergency Planning, Hurricane Hanna, Disasters, Natural Disasters
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Sniper trial judge sworn in to Va. Supreme Court
Associated Press WriterLeRoy F. Millette Jr., the judge who presided over the trial of sniper mastermind John Muhammad, was sworn in Friday as the 99th person to serve on the Virginia Supreme Court. Millette succeeds Justice G. Steven Agee, who was appointed to the 4th U.S....Tags: College of William and Mary, Local Authority, Fairfax County, Trials, Imperial and Royal Matters
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Are you ready for a storm?
757-928-6473With Tropical Storm Hanna setting its sights on Hampton Roads and two other storms possibly not far behind, the area began preparing Thursday for its first tropical weather system of the year. Soon after Gov. Timothy M. Kaine declared a state of...Tags: Denbigh, Ocean Tides, Williamsburg, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Tropical Storm Josephine
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Hanna prompts schedule switches
For Friday morning updates, click HERE. The threat posed by Tropical Storm Hanna has prompted several football schedule changes — including the cancellation of Christopher Newport's season opener and the postponement of one of the area's biggest...Tags: Booker T. Washington, College of William and Mary, Hampton Roads, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Tropical Storm Hanna
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State gears up for hit from coming tropical storm
804-225-7345State officials Thursday braced for a serious but not catastrophic hit from Tropical Storm Hanna. Gov. Timothy M. Kaine declared a pre-emptive state of emergency while stopping short of ordering evacuations in Hampton Roads. As Hanna took aim at the...Tags: Floods, Hurricane Preparedness, Hampton Roads, Tropical Storm Josephine, Emergency Planning
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Learning curve
Hanna promises — at least as this is being written — to give us a good drenching. But it doesn't look like this tropical storm, and possible hurricane in the making, will be the test we know is coming. Someday it will come — the storm...Tags: Natural Disasters, Hurricane Preparedness, Hampton Roads, Tropical Storms, Hurricanes
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