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The October 2026 Virgin Town Newsletter is here.In this issueRed Bull Rampage 25th anniversary, October 8-10, and road closuresTown updates on the East Water Tank, groundwater study, zoning map and mo

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The October 2026 Virgin Town Newsletter is here.In this issueRed Bull Rampage 25th anniversary, October 8-10, and road closuresTown updates on the East Water Tank, groundwater study, zoning map and moreProposed Resort Tax increase on the November 3 ballotVirgin Goods Cafe now openHalloween Trunk or Treat, Saturday, October 31Read the October 2026 newsletter (PDF, 4 pages, 1.7 MB)Want to receive email/text notifications for new newsletters? Go to the Notify Me page, scroll to the bottom, and click the envelope (for email) or phone (for texts) next to Town Newsletter to sign up.

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