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| Local News |  | Subdivision approved under new zoning rules | | The Daily Times- 9/7/2008 7:00:00 AM | | WATTSVILLE -- Accomack County planners have approved the first major subdivision since the county implemented new zoning for the agricultural district. |  |
| Chincoteague causeway remains fine at high tide | | Delaware Coast Press- 9/6/2008 7:26:00 PM | | The Chincoteague causeway, which connects Chincoteague Island to Accomack County, was one of the main worries for transportation officials Friday afternoon. | |
| Rain could be five inches, officials say. | | Delaware Coast Press- 9/6/2008 1:29:00 PM | | Emergency Management personnel from Chincoteague and Northampton and Accomack counties are monitoring the storm and have been participating in conference calls with the state Department of Emergency management ... | |
| Thornton clarifies county appointment process | | Eastern Shore News- 9/6/2008 10:41:04 AM | | The state designated commissions and authorities to be independent, not advisory, once appointed by the Board of Supervisors -- they act independently and the supervisors have no other authority over them. | |
| Large new subdivision approved in Wattsville | | Eastern Shore News- 9/6/2008 10:40:22 AM | | Accomack County planners on Wednesday approved the first major subdivision since the county implemented new zoning for the agricultural district. | |
| Work begins to move Bay Act regs to seaside | | Eastern Shore News- 9/4/2008 8:56:19 PM | | Accomack County planners this week began discussion of a proposed ordinance that would apply Chesapeake Bay Act water quality protection measures to the seaside. | |
| Man arrested in store oldup | | Eastern Shore News- 9/3/2008 4:24:27 PM | | According to Sheriff Larry Giddens, on Sunday, Sept. 1 at approximately 8:41 a.m., the Accomack County Sheriff's Office received a call from Staunch Alarm Corporation regarding a hold-up alarm at the Corner ... | |
| 'Half-truths' involved in reassessment debate | | Eastern Shore News- 9/3/2008 8:55:06 AM | | The furor over the recent reassessment continues. Judge Glen A. Tyler ruled against the plaintiffs, citing that there were remedies under the law for any citizen to dispute his reassessment. | |
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