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Acquisition Logistics was founded in 2008, according to Virginia State Corporation Commission records.

It is also registered as a minority-owned, veteran-owned and small business with a history of providing logistics support services for various government agencies, according to federal contract records.

In other news: Keyris Manzanares reports recent ICE raid in Southside Richmond has left residents shaken.

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‘Policy Matters’ is your window into Virginia politics with VPAP. It's our monthly roundup of the top political headlines from across Virginia, powered by VPAP’s daily e-newsletter, VaNews.

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Jonathan Spiers discuss the Richmond region's top business stories. This week's topic include Henrico County's stalled arena development, the relocation of a prominent accounting firm, and a local coffee company's move to major retail stores near you.

VPM News’ Jahd Khalil found the campaign playlists for the gubernatorial candidates, so he and Patrick Larsen asked around about what their selections convey.

In other news: The City of Richmond has put up anti-loiter signs near the Allianz Amphiteater; Suffolk is looking into Amtrak service; VCU Health is sunsetting its pediatric gender-affirming care — and more Central Virginia news.

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Megan Pauly, VPM News' higher education reporter, explains why VCU withheld several students’ degrees following a peaceful campus protest in April. 

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City councilors effectively banned new smoke shops in Richmond, while noting that the rules don’t affect existing businesses. 

Plus: A Fairfax County judge has ruled in Virginia Senate Democrats’ favor on the lawsuit they filed against rectors at GMU, VMI and UVA. 

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Plus: Louisa County isn’t getting another Amazon data center; public media figures out how to raise money for lost federal funds; and other stories. 

VPM News Host Lyndon German and BizSense Reporter Mike Platania discuss Richmond's top business stories. This week's episode explores the planned redevelopment of the old Armitage Building in Richmond and a local nonprofit's desire to build an indoor tennis facility on Arthur Ashe Blvd.

In other news: UVA announces special committee for the school’s new president, and Richmond has a new deputy chief admin for finance and administration.

Editor's note: WUSA reported late Saturday that Sereen Haddad's degree has since been released. VPM News has been unable to independently confirm this update as of Sunday night; we'll update this episode or include a note in Tuesday's should that change!

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