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Scenes from Governor Terry McAuliffe’s First Month in Office
4
Governor’s Cabinet
6
Class of 2014, Virginia General Assembly
7
Reflections from two freshman delegates
8
Legislative Staff
9
The photography of Wanda Judd
16
Delegate Richard Anderson hosts Future Delegate
Program for students in the 51st House District
21
Addressing the Need:
Bluefield College’s Proposed New Dental School
22
General Assembly Information Desk & Senate Pages
24
House of Delegates Pages/Messengers
official photo with Speaker of the House & House Staff
25
Congratulations to Marty Hall for 20 year’s service
25
People & Events around Capitol Square
26
Association and Business Directory
30
On The Web
Governor’s Cabinet
6
Class of
2014
7
Legislative
Staff
9
Poorman’s
Dinner
25
Volume 20 Number 1
Editor
–Brennan Long
Publisher
–David Bailey •
Art Director
–John Sours
School Distribution
–Kristen Bailey-Hardy
Advertising
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Printer
–Wordsprint
Virginia Capitol Connections Quarterly Magazine
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We express our deep appreciation to Karen Jackson, Michaele White,
Wanda Judd and Brennan Long for their superb photographs.
Welcome to the new statewide officials, the cabinet and staff.
Welcome 17 new members of the 2014 General Assembly.
Thanks to Senate and House Pages/Messengers.
The next issue will continue to feature these young professionals.
Coming in the Spring Issue:
What is Central Appropriations?
Virginia Senate & House Page Program
New Member of the Class of 2014
Capitol Scenes
Governor
Terry
McAuliffe
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On The Cover:
Capitol during snow of 2013
photograph by Karen Jackson, Secretary of Technology
