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A budget boost expands the office to nearly 100 staff.
Fishery managers are considering cutting the bay’s catch limit by up to 50%.
Writer Vicki L. Friedman is 10 years younger than her sister, which often meant the two were miles apart on subjects, like ships passing in the night. But they shared a love of Barry Manilow and have special plans for his Saturday stop in Norfolk.
For 35 years, Dr. Nancy Welch has led the Chesapeake Health Department through disease outbreaks, vaccination campaigns and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two military veterans face one another in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District with national implications.
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When two boys go missing from a cattle station, Detective Jay Swan teams up with local cop Emma James to investigate.
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School opened in 1929 in segregated Cape Charles
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