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Chesapeake Regional Medical Center is closer to resolving its federal criminal case tied to former OB-GYN Javaid Perwaiz. But in state court, former patients are still pressing for answers.
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Downtown Norfolk Council says the shift to indoor activities will support local businesses during ongoing Granby Street construction.
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States would be responsible for funneling potential benefits to people’s electric bills.
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Planners want residents to help create plans that preserve, protect and promote the communities.
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Lisa Carter Diemyer, aka Trixie, started her Vintage Trixie store for antiques and collectibles. During the years, however, it has become an 'odditorium' of quirky miniatures, tarot tea parties and more.
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