Today, Potomac Local News shared local small business stories such as a new co-working hub and downtown bookstore—while also noting Congressman Vindman’s proposed phone-free classroom law, Delegate Luke Torian’s election as chair, and Dr. LaTanya McDade’s FCCLA award. The edition reported Monday’s severe storms, the upcoming Marine Corps Historic Half with street closures, and the FredNats winning their series.
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Denise Smith from Bland County said Medicaid helped her 32-year-old son get life-saving medicine for his serious illness, but she warned that congressional tax cuts might soon force cuts that end his coverage. The cuts could affect more than 180,000 local recipients—and put jobs in nearby health care facilities at risk.
Multiple road work projects are scheduled this week in the Fredericksburg District — crews will widen ramps, close lanes and adjust traffic patterns on roads such as I-95 southbound exit 126, Route 1 and Lafayette Boulevard across Spotsylvania, King George, and Stafford counties. Work hours vary by location and some projects will finish as early as May while others continue into later months.
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