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Hampton Roads’ competitive House races have drawn millions from outside the Commonwealth, according to a VCIJ at WHRO analysis
Photo by Katherine Hafner
The Coastal Invasive Removal Team aims to fill in a gap in managing ivy.
Image via the city of Suffolk
The moratorium creates time to make sure future projects “come in under terms that are agreeable to Suffolk and not to the data center operators.”
Photo by Jack Mayer, via Gov. Ralph Northam Flickr
Lucas and six others were charged with racketeering conspiracy, conspiracy to launder money and marijuana, wire fraud and more.
Photo via the Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation.
Two art contests, BraZazzle and Bra-Ha-Ha, invite people to use bras as canvases to tell stories of survival and hope. The public can still vote on favorites and donate money.
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Maigret
There's a new detective on the streets of Paris! Benjamin Wainwright stars as Jules Maigret in the upcoming contemporary adaptation of Georges Simenon's beloved novels.
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