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	Vol. 46, No. 11 - November 2011 The center of attention: Refurbished Market Building plays leading role in downtown Roanoke About the cover: Roanoke's City Market Building has been at the epicenter of an urban vibe for nearly 90 years, with daily gatherings of risidents and visitors, workingmen and community leaders, making purchases at the lunch counters and retail stores, and creating an atmosphere alive with public interaction. Photo by Dan Smith.
	Vol. 46, No. 10 (Conference Issue) - October 2011 Henrico County: A lot has happened in 400 years About the cover: West Broad Village is a masterfully designed Urban Mixed Use village in the heart of Henrico’s West End. Brick streets lined with maple trees connect charming, stately single family attached homes to shopping, dining and entertainment experiences you won’t find anywhere else in the metro area.
	Vol. 46, No. 9 - September 2011 VML Achievement Award Winner: President's Award Manassas produced an alternative model for improving neighborhoods About the cover: More than 60 entries in six categories were received for judging in the 2011 VML Achievement Awards competition. The VML awards program is conducted annually to encourage and recognize excellence and innovation in Virginia local government.
	Vol. 46, No. 8 - August 2011 Behold Boykins Downtown springs back to life About the cover: Debbie and Mike McManus, owners and operators of Boykins Beans & Ice Cream, are two of the people who have helped transform the business climate in the small town of Boykins in Southampton County. Photo by David Parsons.
	Vol. 46, No. 7 - July 2011 Safe & Sound Street Crimes Unit helped with success of Danville initiative About the cover: Five of the eight members of the Danville Street Crimes Unit who have had a hand in curbing crime in the city are (front row, l-r) Lt. J.L. Pace Jr. and Officer C. Snead, (back row, l-r) Officer J.D. Frost, Officer L.D. Land and Sgt. E.K. Thompson. Photo by Steven Mantilla Photography 2011.
	Vol. 46, No. 6 - June 2011 Start your engines! Local governments to converge on Henrico in October About the cover: VML's 2011 Annual Conference will take place in Henrico County Oct. 2-4. Plan to atend this important, informative event and help Henrico celebrate its 400th anniversary. Illustration by Manuel Timbreza.
	Vol. 46, No. 5 - May 2011 Spotlight: Small town puts finishing touches on renovations About the cover: The Town of Mount Jackson in Shenandoah County has completed work on a number of significant projects over the past decade and positioned itself for the future by conducting an assortment of planning studies to guide its development.
	Vol. 46, No. 4 - April 2011 Taking action: Mayors confront challenge of helping children learn, thrive About the cover: Virginia Beach Mayor William D. Sessoms Jr. is one of more than 100 mayors across the country who has lent their support to the Mayors’ Action Challenge for Children and Families, a project of the National League of Cities. Photo by Craig McClure / City of Virginia Beach.
	Vol. 46, No. 3 - March 2011 2011 Virginia Municipal League Achievement Awards Also inside: 2011 General Assembly analysis About the cover: VML is accepting entries for its 2011 Achievement Awards program until June 3. Rules for entering have been mailed to all VML member local governments and are posted on the league’s website. Illustration by Manuel Timbreza.
	Vol. 46, No. 2 - February 2011 By the numbers 2010 Census data reflect changes in communities About the cover: The U.S. Census Bureau released Virginia's 2010 Census counts for cities, towns and counties in early February. The numbers and trends are revealing.
	Vol. 46, No. 1 - January 2011 Preserving open spaces Local governments see value in use of easements About the cover: The Rappahannock River valley northwest of Fredericksburg remains an oasis of open space today thanks to the City of Fredericksburg, which granted an easement on its 4,232 acres in 2006 to the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and The Nature Conservancy. Photo by Irvine Wilson, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation.
	Vol. 45, No. 12 - December 2010 A 5-minute (or so) guide to the 2011 General Assembly
	Vol. 45, No. 11 - November 2010 VML President: James P. Councill III Mayor, City of Franklin Inside: VML Annual Conference photographs from Hampton
	Vol. 45, No. 10 - October 2010 Hampton turns 400: Anniversary celebration highlights historic past VML 2010 Annual Conference Issue
	Vol. 45, No. 9 - September 2010 President's Award: Galax embraced cultural heritage to boost business Inside: Summary of all Achievement Award winning entries
	Vol. 45, No. 8 - August 2010 VML Insurance Programs: Service, innovation, stability mark first 30 years
	Vol. 45, No. 7 - July 2010 Transformation: VHDA helping to revitalize historic downtowns Town of Floyd advocate Woody Crenshaw and former Town Manager Karen Thompson
	Vol. 45, No. 6 - June 2010 Head to Hampton: Annual Conference to be held Oct. 3-5
	Vol. 45, No. 5 - May 2010 Going greener: Programs to cut energy use reach out to businesses, residences
	Vol. 45, No. 4 - April 2010 Balancing the numbers: The 2010 General Assembly resolved many of its problems by passing them along to local governments
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