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Officials say it’s a “big win” for the region and the airport.
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Ian Blair of Wetlands Watch says Norfolk's stormwater systems use outdated rainfall data, even as the city faces more severe storms and greater flood risks.
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Officials hope to boost the environment while serving the Southeast community, which is considered a food desert.
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The restoration of Colonial Williamsburg into the world's largest living history museum began with one house on Duke of Gloucester Street.
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The board received tens of thousands of public comments leading up to the decision.
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The Snowbird Cherokee of western North Carolina fight to preserve their language, customs and ancestral traditions before they disappear.
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