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The website, SaveHamptonCats.org, was created by a coalition of animal welfare organizations. They want to see more resources for feral colonies in the city.
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The South Quay Conservation Site is the last natural stand of longleaf pine in Virginia, but the site is in rough condition after years of logging.
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The new building includes meeting space, an officer fitness room and dedicated reporting rooms for victims of crimes.
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The money brings the city “almost halfway” to the total cost of the roadway improvements, according to Mayor Mike Duman.
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The Norfolk District last year submitted a federal request to change its cost-benefit analysis and possibly include the historically Black communities of Berkley and Campostella.
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The city will begin enforcing its new regulations for Airbnbs and Vrbos beginning in October.
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Local governments say they’re seeing growing interest in EVs, but more infrastructure is needed to support them.
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Residents say increased police presence and new stop signs haven’t had enough of an impact at the intersection of Shell Road and Greenbriar Avenue.
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Library leader expects Williamsburg Regional Library will need a third library location in 10 years.
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The Cornland School predated desegregation and was one of the oldest schools for Black students in the region. Now, it’s a museum teaching future generations.