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1. Private firms looking at tolls to build Virginia highways
“Private firms eye highway projects,” The Washington Times, April 10, 2005
2. Federal highway bill may allow more tolls
“Highway bill could pave way toward more tolls on interstates,” The Boston Globe, April 10, 2005
3. Fredericksburg PPEA parking deck taking shape
“City’s parking garage taking shape quickly,” The Free Lance-Star, April 9, 2005
4. Bedford schools PPEA marches forward
“In Bedford, make $40 million work for new JF,” The News & Advance, April 10, 2005
5. Loudoun PPTA for $200 million in road construction announced by developer
“Firm Might Build Roads In Loudoun: Construction Conditioned On Land Deal With Developer,” Washington Post, April 13, 2005
6. Are tolls the only option? – Daily Press editorial
“Forward to the past,” Daily Press, April 16 2005
7. I-81 opponents gather, Hanger to continue fight
“Residents voice opposition to addition of I-81 truck-only lanes,” Bristol Herald Courier, April 17, 2005
“Hanger ready to return to senate,” The News Virginian Tuesday, April 19, 2005
8. Clarke County board questions plan, then abandons PPEA approach for schools
“Officials Try to Salvage School Plans,” The Winchester Star, April 6, 2005
“Clarke Boards Revive Debate on New School,” The Winchester Star, April 19, 2005
9. Stafford School Board member attacked for PPEA advocacy
“Belman’s fiscal plans aren’t ‘prudent’ at all,” The Free Lance-Star, April 7, 2005
10. VITA provides update on PPEA review process
Presentation to the Virginia Information Technology Agency regarding the proposed review schedule for the IT infrastructure and business modernization PPEA proposals now under review.
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