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A subsea traffic tunnel below Chesapeake Bay has been pushed ahead to take advantage of low interest rates.
March 23 -
Sweet Briar College in Virginia, which announced that it will close this year, said it will pay its bond and debt obligations after Standard & Poor's lowered its bond ratings to B-minus from BBB.
March 6 -
Standard & Poor's lowered its ratings on Sweet Briar College's bonds to B-minus from BBB due to a recent decision to close the central Virginia woman's college.
March 5 - Florida
Raymond James has hired public finance banker Matt Palumbo to work with the firm's mid-Atlantic team in Richmond, Va.
March 5 -
New regulations aimed at reducing public sector risks in transportation P3s win unanimous approval from the Virginia House of Delegates.
February 6 -
An issuer in Virginia recently disclosed an Internal Revenue Service audit of bonds it issued in 2006, and a borrower in Indiana and an issuer in Pennsylvania disclosed that the IRS has closed audits of their bonds.
February 6 -
Buena Vista, Va., will stop making payments on a golf course bond issue that its officials say has become an albatross around the small city's finances.
December 30 -
Fairfax and Loudoun counties in Virginia formally closed on $600 million of federal loans for Silver Line rail project to Dulles Airport.
December 23 -
Private investors will begin collecting tolls soon on new interstate express lanes in Virginia built and operated under a P3 agreement through 2087.
December 17 - Virginia
Virginia plans to offer federal qualified energy conservation bond financing to support the state's first program to assist public and private entities in implementing energy-saving projects.
December 11 -
Northern Virginia Transportation Authority will sell $69 million of revenue bonds to finance regional transportation infrastructure.
November 20 -
Virginia Transportation Secretary Aubrey Layne says new P3 rules remove the mystery from the selection process.
November 17 -
Virginia's Commonwealth Transportation Board tightens the rules on how the state deals with public-private partnerships.
November 13 -
Virginia lawmakers likely will reverse a plan to kill a $50 million transfer to the state's transportation fund that imperiled a proposed $100 million road bond issue.
November 10 -
The Virginia Tobacco Settlement Financing Corp. won't have to dip into reserves this year thanks to a settlement with bankrupt Lehman Brothers.
October 30 - Virginia
South Florida's Broward County School District wants voters to OK $800 million in GO bonds on Nov. 4, which leads a slate of referendums on ballots across the Southeast.
October 22 -
Virginia officials would have to notify lawmakers about potential risks of new transportation P3 agreements under proposed guidelines.
October 15 -
Fluvanna County, Va.'s three-year legal tussle with Davenport & Co., has come to a close after the county's Board of Supervisors accepted an offer from the firm to drop its pursuit of $1.6 million in legal fees in exchange for an end to the suit and a public statement by the board retracting the claims it made against Davenport.
October 2 -
Virginia lawmakers will consider a budget amendment to ensure new spending cuts do not imperil a planned $100 million road bond issue.
September 30 -
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority closes on a $1.3 billion federal loan to complete the final 11 miles of a light-rail line to Dulles International Airport.
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