Legislative effort to buy Monroe’s Loudoun estate on pause, budget effort underway
By Alessandra Caceres Mendoza/VCU Capital News Service RICHMOND, Va. — Legislation to purchase the former estate of the fifth Founding Father for use as a new state park in Loudoun County was continued until the 2027 session, but it could still be acquired pending approval of the final budget. House Bill 500, sponsored by Del. […]
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