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The housing authority, still planning the redevelopment of Young Terrace, is grappling with millions of dollars of needed renovations that go back years.
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Aimie Birmingham launched the Cozy Cove Bookshop as a pop-up, and now has a storefront through December.
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Based out of Little Creek-Fort Story, the command has forces around the globe.
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Sean Rowe, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, and worshippers at Bruton Parish acknowledged the church’s historical role in slavery during the burial service.
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Swing Dancing is still popular today, even though its heyday was in the 1940s. In Hampton Roads, most lindy hop events happen in Norfolk, though dancers will follow live swing bands to any venue.
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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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