CONTENTS
Health Commissioner of Virginia: The Man
Who Helps Cure What Ails Us - Dr. Robert B. Stroube
Many Virginians don’t realize that
we actually have a disease detective on the clock 24/7 in the
form of one Dr. Robert B. Stroube.
photo / virginia review
FEATURES:
Mission Possible: Educating the World
Thomas Jefferson’s Statute for
Religious Freedom was one of his proudest accomplishments, so
much so that it was one of his select achievements he ordered
carved on his grave monument. The First Freedom Center in
Richmond will educate the world about our great fortune in
being the home
of the Statute for Religious
Freedom.
of the Statute for Religious
Freedom.
By D. Stephen Elliott
Success in Improving Water Quality Is
Dependent on
New Tools, Partnerships
New Tools, Partnerships
We can do better in Virginia in fully
funding and supporting our natural resources programs.
This article suggests some ways how to do that.
By Gary Waugh
Firefighters Carry Pumps to Put out
Wildfires
Creating new approaches to solving forest
fires leads to the use of unique and unusual tools.
By Gregg O’Donnell
Commonwealth of Virginia Strategic Plan
for Statewide Communications Interoperability
Remember the crisis within the crises when
different fire, police and rescue groups could not communicate
with each other during the 9/11 attacks? We think we have
a handle on that here in the Commonwealth.
By Chris Essid
Renewing Virginia’s Capitol Square
and Capturing Its History
There’s a whole lot of banging and
clanging going on in our old Capitol, and this time it’s
not the legislators’ faults. The director of the
agency charged with taking control of this diverse and critical
project tells us what to expect in the coming months and years.
By James T. Roberts
