Week in Review: Test results for minority students lower than a decade ago...James City cop charged with using Flock to track coworkers...Williamsburg taxpayers paying two city manager salaries

Good morning! Here are some of the stories we covered for you this past week:

Oct 03, 2026

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Friday, Oct. 2

Test pass rates for several minority student groups in Historic Triangle public schools have declined over the past decade, even as minorities have become a larger share of enrollment, according to a Williamsburg Watch analysis of Virginia Department of Education data.

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Thursday, Oct. 1

Virginia State Police have charged a former James City County police officer with using the county’s Flock cameras to track coworkers, county police said.

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