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The city asked community members what they would like to see on the property. Ideas rolled in.
John-Henry Doucette
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The closure of the Signature at West Neck created controversy and safety concerns about the property. The debate goes to City Council now.
Parker Michels-Boyce
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Abortion remains legal in Virginia, but advocates say that could change with shifting political power. A constitutional amendment would make reproductive rights far harder to roll back.
By John-Henry Doucette
The state's health department says huge cuts to HIV clinics may fund reduced coverage for now.
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