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When new members are sworn in, the majority of the 11-member board will have been supported by city democrats.
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Proposed legislation would require the industry to use cleaner fuel.
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David Baldacci and his wife, Michelle, last year committed $13 million to VCU and the Library of Virginia to support a 'Civil Discourse and Collaboration Initiative' to improve civic engagement.
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The Virginia Beach resident started a plumbing company and started creating short history videos to boost his business. Then he went viral.
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Contra is an opportunity to dance not just with a partner, but with an entire room full of people, all at once.
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A Sacred Thread
The Snowbird Cherokee of western North Carolina fight to preserve their language, customs and ancestral traditions before they disappear.
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