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Housing is one part of CNO’s Navigation Plan for the Navy.
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Despite the decision, union officials intend to keep pushing for bargaining rights.
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Hancock, whose career started in the 1960s, will perform Sept. 22.
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The new flood risk standard, which is about a decade in the making, is designed to ensure federally-funded projects can withstand future climate conditions.
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Early voting in Virginia starts Friday, Sept. 20. Here’s what you need to prepare to cast your ballot.
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Ridley, Season 2
Alex Ridley, a retired Detective Inspector, returns to the force as a police consultant.
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