Gov. Terry McAuliffe has weighed in on the financial troubles facing Colonial Williamsburg, saying all parties must find a way to maintain the viablility of an important tourist attraction for Virginia.
"I think we’ve all got to figure out a way," McAuliffe said Wednesday. "Let’s look at the expenses, see if we can bring them down. But we’ve got to make sure it’s viable."
Williamsburg city officials, along with county administrators from York and James City counties have received a request from foundation president Mitchell Reiss seeking tax relief for the next three years.
