Virginia will get snowstorm aid
President Obama has declared a disaster for parts of Virginia affected by a February snowstorm, clearing the way for federal aid.
Federal funding is available to state and local governments and some private nonprofit organizations to pay for damage to public infrastructure, debris removal and related emergency services.
The Virginia Department of Transportation spent more than $200 million clearing snow from the state's highways during several winter storms.
Some parts of northern and northwestern Virginia got more than three feet of snow in early February, then an additional five to 15 inches days later.
-- Associated Press
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Washington Post editors
| April 28, 2010; 10:50 AM ET
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Say it ain't so. McDonnell is going to take that evil Federal money?