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David Macaulay
Verified
Correspondent, The Virginia Gazette
Richmond
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Urbanist topics: parks, public safety, litter pickup art, business openings & closings, transit school, civic engagement, local culture. residential & commercial development, community volunteers
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By David Macaulay Verified| Daily Press (Newport News, VA) Verified NEW KENT — When Jan Marry started writing her debut novel, it didn’t take her long to decide the career of its protagonist. The New Kent County resident spent over two decades working in half a dozen libraries across the United States; it seemed a no-brainer to make her book’s heroine a librarian. While Marry admits librarian fiction may not appear as exciting as detective or science fiction novels, Jessamine, the protagonist of “Sweet Tea and Anzac Biscuits,” experiences drama and excitement.
By David Macaulay Verified| The Virginian-Pilot Verified KING WILLIAM — Two years after planners started talks with the developer, work is set to begin this month on a long-awaited Wawa store in King William County. The gas station and convenience store will occupy an important location at the intersection of King William Road (Route 30) and the Richmond Tappahannock Highway (Route 360) in the Central Garage area. Work is supposed to start Tuesday, Planning Officer Joyce Wolfe told the planning commission on April 1. “It’s not an April Fools joke.
By David Macaulay Verified| Daily Press (Newport News, VA) Verified NEW KENT — When Jan Marry started writing her debut novel, it didn’t take her long to decide the career of its protagonist. The New Kent County resident spent over two decades working in half a dozen libraries across the United States; it seemed a no-brainer to make her book’s heroine a librarian. While Marry admits librarian fiction may not appear as exciting as detective or science fiction novels, Jessamine, the protagonist of “Sweet Tea and Anzac Biscuits,” experiences drama and excitement.
Company Info
The Virginia Gazette
Williamsburg, Virginia, United States
+1 757-222-6000