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2020 in Review: A Year of Elections for Loudoun’s Towns

2021-01-032020-12-31 LoudounNow 0 Comments

The 2020 presidential election attracted record turnout, including unprecedented early voting turnout, and ended with Joe Biden taking 61% of

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During a year when the county’s courts complex was largely closed to the public several months as part of the

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The off-and-on pursuit of a prime piece of undeveloped land and the controversial dismissal of Leesburg’s town attorney challenged the

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For the School Board, 2020 opened with seven freshman members joined by two tenured vets looking to make their mark

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The nation’s political divide, which was exacerbated this year by the presidential election, was magnified in Lovettsville in 2020. Early

While the COVID-19 pandemic most certainly is the top healthcare story of 2020, the rise of telemedicine is not far

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In the early days of March, Loudoun leaders started gearing up the public response to a new virus that was

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When the COVID-19 pandemic began, elected leaders and government staff scrambled to figure out how to keep doing business when

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The Town of Purcellville in 2020 avoided much of the controversy that has plagued it in recent years, but still

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The Town of Hillsboro’s long-planned Rt. 9 Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety project got underway March 6, when Miss America

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Editor: This is in response to a letter sent by Catoctin District Supervisor Caleb Kershner to his constituents. In it,

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