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The city identified more than 1,100 acres with development potential. Many of the parcels are within one council district and below the city’s Green Line.
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Advocates say inflated attorney fees burden tenants already struggling to make rent.
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Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, haunts and hayrides account for a sizable chunk of farms’ annual revenue — if weather permits.
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Officials from the region’s three transit authorities discussed how to make area transit more reliable and convenient for riders.
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The foodbank prepared to serve 500 households in Norfolk. More than 1,000 showed up.
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Launching in 2026, it will provide artistic and creative organizations with grants, license and permit fee relief.
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The Agricultural Reserve Program has preserved more than 11,000 acres of farmland since its inception three decades ago.
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As the federal contractor begins the process of laying off employees, it’s also trying to make a limited budget last to pay current employees.
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“This is a new beginning for WJCC Schools,” said School Board Chair Sarah Ortego. “A stronger beginning.”
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The city and school district will work out terms for the transfer of nearly 14 acres of the former Bayside 6th Grade Campus. The land could become a park for Aragona Village.