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Making cell service better in Williamsburg requires more small infrastructure and cooperation with service providers.
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“The Native Shore” details Virginia bayside tribal histories from the perspective of indigenous leaders and communities.
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'The Heart Sellers,' a two-woman play about the growing friendship of two Asian immigrants opens Oct. 14 at the Wells Theatre in Norfolk
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Norfolk's live E911 operators are now handling about a third fewer calls since the AI system for nonemergency calls went live in September.
Parents and advocates of special education students pushed for new rules to curb the use of seclusion during behavior outbursts
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When a devastating house fire rocks a close-knit community - was it a tragic accident or something more sinister?
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