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Decent, affordable housing on the Eastern Shore is scarce, so residents held a housing summit last week to review current policies and discuss changes.

Heavy rains last week caused the sewage overflows around Hampton Roads.

Bruce Vogt lost about 300,000 oysters to algae bloom several years ago. Now, he fears it will happen again.

If you decide to vote in person, bring your unused mail-in ballot to the polling place. An election official will void it.

Algae have been blooming around Hampton Roads rivers and the Chesapeake Bay recently.

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