Hanna Pampaloni is a reporter at Loudoun Now. She primarily covers local government and western towns, with a focus on construction, real estate, and urban development, as well as regional interests. Hanna's work has also been featured in The Rappahannock News and Loudoun Now.
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Hanna primarily covers local government, community news, events, infrastructure, and public safety in the United States with a specific focus on Virginia and Leesburg. Her work involves reporting on government announcements, event coverage, and press releases related to various topics such as appointments to local councils or boards, legislative priorities of state representatives, public hearings on infrastructure projects like road interchanges.
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How much water data centers use to cool their continuously running servers is often a controversial issue in conversations surrounding the industry, but Amazon announced
Del. David Reid (D-28) this month sent a letter to the State Corporation Commission asking the judges to deny a request by Toll Road Investors Partnership II, the company that owns the Dulles Greenway, to increase tolls during peak and nonpeak hours.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
In her first visit to Loudoun since being elected as Virginia’s governor, Abigail Spanberger gathered at the Piedmont Environmental Council’s community farm in Aldie to sign bills defining agrivoltaics, a
County supervisors are considering implementing a 40% increase in salary for the next slate of officials elected to serve on the governing body.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Ballots are set for Loudoun’s local elections that will take place Nov. 3 and include contested mayoral races in Purcellville and Lovettsville. At the same time, Republican voters may begin
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Efforts to reduce congestion on Loudoun's main throughways by offering commuter bus services outside the county are being halted, after the county staff this week said ridership has remained minimal since the pilot's launch.
Juneteenth festivities are off to a strong start in Loudoun with ceremonies this morning at Leesburg’s Raflo Park and this afternoon at Bazil Newman Riverfront Park. Tonight, the Town of
The county staff this week was tasked with researching the legal implications of prohibiting federal immigration enforcement on county-owned properties, after Chair Phyllis J. Randall (D-At Large) said she is
Juneteenth events were held across the county over the weekend as community members celebrated news of the Emancipation Proclamation reaching Galveston, TX in 1865 – two years after it was signed by President Abraham Lincoln. One hundred and sixty-one years later, Loudoun Chair Phyllis Randall (D-At Large) encouraged residents to commemorate the milestone joyfully.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
JK Land Holdings has submitted an annexation request to the Town of Lovettsville that, if approved, would allow development of 29,000 square feet of retail uses, up to 10,000 square feet of dining or brewery use and 170,800 square feet of industrial uses.
