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Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra’s season features a world premiere, Harry Potter and Star Wars musicThe Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra’s season begins Sept. 26 with “An American in Paris.”
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Williamsburg voters will vote to fill three seats on City Council.
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Despite the decision, union officials intend to keep pushing for bargaining rights.
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The 150,000-square-foot facility will produce two types of cruise missiles to sell to the American military.
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The first BurgQuest festival features tabletop, board and role-playing games.
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Both localities last week released public updates on the question of breaking up the nearly 70-year-old joint school partnership.
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With free food and games, the festivals help inform the city’s process of updating its goals, initiatives and outcomes document.
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The Williamsburg-James City Education Association requested the school board vote on creating a committee that would craft a collective bargaining resolution.
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"Worlds Collide: Archaeology and Global Trade in Williamsburg” features 225 artifacts of Colonial Williamsburg’s extensive collection.
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Federal prosecutors say Richard Allen was part of a conspiracy to rob warehouses at Naval Weapons Station Yorktown-Cheatham Annex.