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Following a year of growth and expansion, leaders at the nonprofit are expecting some challenges under President Donald Trump.
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Hampton and Newport News were two of nine Virginia localities to receive the designation from the Main Street program.
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The study proposes increased housing density, new development and pedestrian connectivity
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The proposed amendment would change Virginia’s constitution to make voting rights restoration automatic once someone convicted of a felony has finished serving time.
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The city voted to indefinitely defer acting on the contract breach after organizers of the music festival missed a deadline to open ticket sales and release a lineup.
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Olwen Herron said the time was right to cap off her more than four- decade-long career.
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While the city is working on low- or no-cost ways to help people facing homelessness, leaders said there is an increasing need for affordable housing to address the problem.
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”Just like the men and women at lunch counters all around the South, these three ladies made a profound statement with a simple act of sitting down to eat,” said Hampton’s Mayor Jimmy Gray.
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Organizers for the music festival missed a Dec. 31 deadline to open ticket sales and provide an artist lineup. Now the mayor said the city is at a “decision point” for College Beach Weekend plans in April.
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For the past decade, middle school students at Bayside have attended two different campuses. The Virginia Beach School Board voted to consolidate the schools for next year.