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Sen. Mark Warner is also demanding answers about the elimination of open slots at the VA in Hampton Roads.
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Fort Monroe could shape the trajectory of the region and state, says CEO Scott Martin.
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Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a genetic heart disease that can cause sudden cardiac death in young athletes and otherwise healthy adults, is difficult for doctors to predict and monitor.
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Officials plan to restore historically prevalent longleaf pine trees at the site.
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The NAACP's filing says nullifying the April referendum ignores the will of millions of Virginia voters.
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