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City Council plans to revisit conversations on improving rental quality later this year.
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Skipwith Farms residents say the new government center and library complex will make a bad situation worse.
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Sean Smith started learning about photography in high school and earned a living with the skill. He takes photos mostly for fun now and his favorite subject is Hampton Roads.
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The April 21 redistricting referendum led divisions to adjust because some schools are polling locations.
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“We want to make it as safe as possible — not only for the congregation members, but the visitors to the church as well,” said Deacon Nat Brown.
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“It’s lonely out there. For them to receive a text from our staff checking in on them is a lifeline,” said Human Services Director Wendy Evans.
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AI tools are helping decrease food waste for grocery stores, but it also means fewer donations of fresh produce to pantries.
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The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown recently opened a special exhibition, 'Outlander: Costumes Woven in Time,' which features pieces from the popular TV series, 'Outlander.'
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Williamsburg's annual Ampersand International Arts Festival runs March 16-22 with more than 50 programs, including chats with writers and comedians; live performances and movie screenings.
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The Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary features a collection from Christian Levett that reshapes the public’s understanding of mid-20th-century abstract expressionism.