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Financial filings show the brewery was struggling financially before it relocated and had failed to start turning a profit after opening in Norfolk.
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The money will go toward replacing school buildings, modernizing fire stations and several road and utility system upgrades.
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The federal government published and then removed a list of more than 400 properties across the nation potentially up for sale.
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Officials plan to hold a “Cool Down P-Town” event at New Bethel Baptist Church this weekend, kicking off the effort to become a center for climate solutions.
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Researchers at Old Dominion University urge more people in the region to buy flood insurance to protect against a storm on par with Hurricane Florence.
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NRHA leader emphasizes the role of Young Terrace and Calvert Square residents in shaping the transformation plan.
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Mayor Phillip Jones said he hopes to address issues with coal dust and flooding.
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The Williamsburg-James City County School Board will form a committee to lead the process and seek community input on the possible new name.
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City staff estimates the improvements will cost $27 million, which include replacing old pump stations.
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Local officials were awarded a $20 million federal grant for the project in Aberdeen Gardens and hope it will continue despite President Trump’s planned climate funding freeze.