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The April 21 redistricting referendum led divisions to adjust because some schools are polling locations.
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The city is planning a June opening for the Downtown Suffolk Library.
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The city is contacting large property owners to say that council doesn’t support using them as immigration processing facilities.
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“That acreage represents not only land, but long-term production capacity, economic opportunity and environmental stewardship,” Agricultural Specialist Julia Hillegass said.
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Hughes was with Suffolk for two decades before becoming interim city manager last year.
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The population of Wayne’s warblers, which rely on wetland forests, has precipitously declined in recent years.
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The Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast recently held their annual Cookie Count ’n’ Go. The regional council wants to sell more than one million boxes of cookies this year.
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State regulators recently tweaked the way Dominion Energy charges customers who opt into shared solar projects.
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A proposal in the General Assembly could remove local governments’ say on public employee unions’ bargaining rights.
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Dental care tops the list of needs for patients seeking care at clinics in Hampton Roads.