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Most cooling centers are clustered in Northern Virginia, as well as the Richmond, Virginia Beach and Danville areas of the state. Few are sprinkled throughout rural parts.
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State officials will soon have access to additional federal resources when it comes to weather and emergency preparedness.
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Menhaden fishing company Omega Protein has added a new vessel to its fleet in response to net spills last year that resulted in thousands of dead fish washing ashore on the Eastern Shore.
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Environmental groups and lawmakers, including Kaine and Scott, have supported the move, which would put the Bay region under the National Park Service.
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Legislative attempts to put a two-year moratorium on the menhaden reduction fishery in the Chesapeake Bay
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Aided by nonprofits, oysters in Hampton are making a comeback.
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“Immediately the interest was much higher than we could handle," said Marjorie Mayfield Jackson, founding executive director of the Elizabeth River Project.
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Beginning in the 1970s, Virginia Beach exploded in population and development. It wouldn't have continued without a dedicated water source.
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Former Virginia Beach mayor, the late Meyera Oberndorf, once said the Lake Gaston project “breathed new life into the city.
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Without a dedicated water source, Virginia Beach's economy was in trouble.