Hanover's superintendent apologized for swastika logo on shirts

"While we are confident that the logo was created without any ill-intent, we understand that this has deeply upset members of our staff and community who see the logo as resembling a swastika."

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Richmond prosecutors dropped the case against two men police say planned a mass shooting at Dogwood Dell on July 4. Attorneys told the judge this morning the office has no evidence tying the arrest to a planned shooting. More later today on @myVPM .

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The rundown

• Hanover County’s superintendent apologized after a picture began circulating Tuesday night of a shirt they were using with a logo that resembles a swastika. “Unquestionably, we condemn anything associated with the Nazi regime in the strongest manner possible.”

• CD-05 Democratic nominee calls on Rep. Good to debate him

• More headlines from around Virginia politics

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Executive Schedule

• 9:00 AM: GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN TOURS U.S. ARMY GARRISON FORT LEE

• 1:00 PM: GOVERNOR RECEIVES BRIEFING FROM ACTING SECRETARY OF NATURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES TRAVIS VOYLES

• 3:30 PM: GOVERNOR ATTENDS SPIRIT OF TOGETHERNESS CELEBRATION

• 5:00 PM: GOVERNOR RECEIVES BRIEFING FROM SECRETARY OF ADMINISTRATION LYN MCDERMID

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Throneburg challenged Good to a debate ahead of the midterms