More than 20,000 vehicles in Virginia now bear the state’s “Don’t Tread on Me” specialty license plate….and thousands of children in the state have been exempted from the compulsory education law because of their parents’ religious beliefs. Those have been among the most clicked stories this past week at the Virginia Public Access Project’s VaNews link on vpap.org. Fred Echols reports.
VaNews for 12.30.13
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