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Image via the Virginia Queer Film Festival
The festival, Oct. 2-4, is in its fourth year and honors films, audio features and documentaries that center on the LGBTQ+ community. Events are scheduled at ODU and The Wave dance club.
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As the current and former VA-02 representatives tout affordability efforts and defend their records, independents Bishop Staten and Matt Baker challenge both parties.
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As the Pentagon considers building data centers on or near bases, some local leaders are trying to balance neighbors' concerns with their community's traditional support for the military.
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Data centers are set to be a hot topic at the Farm Aid Festival in Virginia Beach Sept. 26.
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Many cities and counties are already opting not to pursue unpaid fines, forgoing tens of millions of dollars.
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