When the General Assembly comes back to town Wednesday, the big question is about compromise – whether one is possible on Gov. Glenn Youngkin‘s proposal to reject the legislature’s $1 billion sales tax on digital services or whether his record 153 vetoes means finding accord on a state budget is out of reach.
“This year, we’re going to face some pretty significant financial challenges, so we have to make wise decisions,” said House Appropriations Chairman Luke Torian, D-Prince William.
03-16-1955 (cutline): Motorists entering Hull Street shopping area in South Richmond has a little paper work on their hands today. A team of 39 men from the State Highway Department was conducting a "cordon count" in the area. Each motorist driving into the section past any one of 20 intersections was handed a card on which was to be noted the time and place of entry and later the time and place of exit from the general shopping district. It was part of a traffic survey initiated by the Department of Highways several weeks ago at the request of the City Department of Public Safety.
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04-10-1960 (cutline): View from the Richmond-Petersburg toll road shows Hull St. Looking South; Mayo Bridge in right foreground.
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07-31-1953: Hull Street busines owner on Richmond Day, a sales event planned to push summer items and call shopper's attention to the area.
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01-08-1977: Hull Street
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01-10-1955 (cutline): Traffic men begin survey of Hull Street parking problems. Left to rightL Vincent Taylor, G.F. Butcher, Jr., and H.K. Perkins, Jr.
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01-30-1961 (cutline): Louis D. Kessler (left) greets Hull St. shopper.
“This year, we’re going to face some pretty significant financial challenges, so we have to make wise decisions,” said House Appropriations Chairman Luke Torian, D-Prince William.
