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The Norfolk Historical Society is hosting a discussion about the decorated pilot and Petersburg native, Howard Baugh.
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Sara Rhodes Zimmerman performed in the Virginia International Tattoo as a child, an adult and will now have her students dancing in the exhibitions when the Tattoo runs April 16-19.
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Michelle Young, author of the nonfiction 'The Art Spy,' will discuss her WWII book at the Chrysler Museum of Art on Saturday in Norfolk.
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Music Theory Studios started a Beats by Vets program, which offers audio engineering classes for military veterans. Music has been proven to ease symptoms of anxiety and depression.
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“Earth's Greatest Enemy” is being shown Wednesday at 7 pm.
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William & Mary "puzzled and saddened" by Department of Defense announcement.
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Virginia Army and Air National Guard are in the Middle East along with five Norfolk-based ships and fighters from Langley.
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Resendiz was found dead in June. Her fellow sailor at Norfolk Naval Station faces murder charges in a court-martial set for June.
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USS Truxtun was involved in a collision, all part of Operation Southern Spear in the Caribbean.
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Originally expected last year, the 8,000-bed project was part of the recent defense budget.