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Following legislation this past session that required the Virginia Institute of Marine Science to determine how long a study on the Atlantic menhaden population in the Chesapeake Bay would take and how much it would cost, the results are in: at least three years and $2.6 million, if everything were done simultaneously.

The George Wythe House in Williamsburg is known for its namesake, but there’s also a ghoulish figure rumoured to haunt its halls — Lady Ann Skipwith.

Child labor violations have quadrupled since 2015 - and more kids are getting hurt or killed on the job.

Chesapeake is responding to steady growth and overcrowding in their schools.

More than 2,000 voters have registered as members of North Carolina’s newest political party. Some observers are questioning whether the voters might have signed up for the No Labels Party by mistake — and will lose their chance to vote in next year’s primary.

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State study on menhaden in Chesapeake Bay would cost $2.6 million

Haunted Hampton Roads: Meet Lady Skipwith, the ghost with one shoe at the George Wythe House

Virginia’s Senators want feds to crack down on companies benefiting from child labor

Chesapeake to add new schools, expand others due to overcrowding

Thousands register for new ‘No Labels’ party in NC. Could they be unaffiliated voters making a mistake?

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