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Since 2019, Hand in Hand has been working with victims of violence to get them help and support to prevent reinjury.
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The regulations outline new standards for making rainwater drinkable but do not require permits when it’s reused for other purposes.
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“Cartoon Brain” at the Torggler Fine Arts center showcase drawings, paintings and sculptures from three artists.
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Voters in Newport News will elect City Council and School Board representatives.
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Center CEO Stacie Walls expects the new location’s services to be fully operational in October.
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The executives for the company, which owns Newport News Shipbuilding, are included on a list of dozens of American journalists, government officials and defense company leaders.
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The Second Gentleman stumped for Vice President Kamala Harris at Congressman Bobby Scott’s annual Labor Day Cookout in Newport News.
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Officials aim to create new pathways to jobs and meet the growing needs of the maritime industry.
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New partnerships guarantee spots at the university level for students who meet certain academic requirements.
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“The Year 1812, Solemn Overture” is traditionally finished with cannon fire, chimes, bells, but for safety reasons, won’t include cannons at the Newport News performance.