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OTC fires town manager
The Orange Town Council voted unanimously to terminate the contract of town manager John Bailey in a special called meeting Wednesday evening.
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Orange Council clarifies mayor's role
After months of conversation, the Orange Town Council's discussion of mayoral responsibilities finally came to a close at Monday night's meeting.
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Round Hill hearing set for Monday
The Town of Orange Planning Commission will hear public input on the rezoning of the proposed Round Hill project at their regular meeting Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. in the town’s public works building on Warren Street in Orange.
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Round Hill resurfaces
After almost three years, the proposed Round Hill project in Orange is coming around the bend again.
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Orange awarded stimulus funds
Town will replace interceptor sewer
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Orange taps LOW's Bailey as manager
The Orange Town Council has voted unanimously to name Lake of the Woods General Manager John S. Bailey as its new town manager.
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Orange Town Council notebook
Notes from the June 15 Orange Town Council meeting:
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Disposal discussions
County, towns talk tipping fees
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Orange council approves budget
Taxes, rates hold steady
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Sewer plant is on track
Future funding questions remain
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Orange Council hears budget talk
Sends $5K to Gordonsville for pool
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Orange Council will hear budget comments Monday
Orange Town Council 2009-10 budget public hearingMonday, May 47 p.m. Orange Public Works Building, Warren Street, Orange
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Orange Town Council notebook
Notes from the April 20 Orange Town Council meeting
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Town losing a great town manager
April 6 was a sad day for me, my wife, and the Town of Orange.I attended the town council workshop meeting at about 6 p.m. on that evening to hear the mayor read a letter from Cole Hendrix announcing that he was resigning after Sept. 30 of this year.
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Town manager Hendrix announces retirement
On the heels of discussions by Orange Town Council members about the town manager's work plan, town manager Cole Hendrix announced his retirement at a council worksession held Monday.
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Orange Town Council notebook
Notes from the March 16 meeting.
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Town staff has managed money well
During that period the town has managed to increase its general fund balance by $1.3 million dollars.This has been done by a diligent attention to costs and improved efficiencies, while still delivering excellent service to the citizens of Orange.
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Town budget outlook not bleak
While other boards and councils are struggling to come up with the funds necessary to carry on their day-to-day operations, the Orange Town Council's fiscal year 2010 budget is appearing to be tight but not bleak
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Federal funding stimulates ideas
Local governments consider possible projects
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Orange Town Council notebook
Notes from the Orange Town Council meeting
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Orange Town Council notebook
Highlights of the Orange Town Council meeting
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Best Western project advancing
After resolving several site plan issues, Lee Baines, senior engineer for Huntley, Nyce and Associates was back in front of the town of Orange planning commission Monday night seeking approval for the proposed Best Western site plan.
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Town moving forward with zoning changes
Establishing fraamework for council consideration
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Orange Town Council notebook
A collection of what was discussed at the recent Orange Town Council meeting
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Town property considerations
Considering the park wall, former town shop, former police department
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