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Fort Monroe could shape the trajectory of the region and state, says CEO Scott Martin.
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The update decreases assisted living or memory care rooms for more independent living apartments. Developers say it’s driven by market demand.
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“We want to make sure that these are placed in appropriate locations,” said Kevin Wyne, director of planning and community development.
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David Bosselman started the Old Myrtle Cotton Co. from his farm in 2025, producing shirts from his cotton.
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Conservationists are hopeful the state will give more money into the Virginia Conservation Assistance Program for residents experiencing stormwater erosion.
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“Tribes are sovereigns. They're treated just like other sovereigns. They're paired in the commerce clause with states and with foreign nations,” Gorsuch said.
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“The big picture is for people in every community to have some insight into what it might be like to live even a few hours in the shoes of someone who is living in poverty,” said Bee Darrow, Virginia Cooperative Extension Family Focus coordinator.
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“Life bogs us down, the swings remind us of that inner child,” said Lacroy “Atlas” Nixon, Williamsburg Poet Laureate.
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“Someone needs to educate the community; why not us,” said Charles Gates, incoming York-James City-Williamsburg branch president.