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Backed by $200,000 in personal funding and a pledge to reach $1 million, Gay is working with Historically Black Colleges and Universities, starting with Norfolk State.
Steve Walsh
The five year deal will allow Hunt Military Communities to manage over 12,000 beds for junior sailors in Newport News, Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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Inside the bold run of the Granby Street art and entertainment venue that changed Norfolk’s NEON District before abruptly closing its doors.
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The Norfolk studio, part of the Chrysler Museum of Art, resisted joining the national pumpkin glass-blowing craze that started more than a decade ago. Now, its classes are some of its most popular.
Charlotte Rene Woods
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