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Speakers at Tuesday's public hearing on the new budget demanded cuts in taxes and spending.
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City Council may establish a 9 p.m. weekend curfew for part of the resort area that would apply to all ages. A vote is scheduled Thursday.
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The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art moved from its Oceanfront location to a larger facility at Virginia Wesleyan University. Directors chose a solo exhibition of Nina Chanel Abney, one of the most trenchant voices in contemporary art, as an inaugural show.
Shaban Athuman
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Lawmakers say the governor's changes do not meet the urgency of the moment.
Markus Schmidt
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