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While officers cite crowd safety, council members push back against duplicate permits.
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Village Neighbors Chincoteague connects volunteers and older residents to provide assistance with everyday tasks. A garden tour this weekend will support the local chapter.
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The historic theater won’t reopen anytime soon, but some locals hold onto hope it will in the future.
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Data shows chronic disease rates are above the state average in Hampton Roads, which can be brought on or worsened by excess weight.
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City of Virginia Beach
Some work remains but the memorial will be open to the public during a remembrance gathering on the anniversary of the mass shooting.
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