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Living Here: Where to dine
Looking for restaurants in Hampton Roads? The diversity of Hampton Roads is reflected in its dining choices. Whether you favor sushi, local crabs or crunchy tacos, there's plenty waiting for you. Hampton Brent's Restaurant. $$$. 9 E. Queens Way. 757-...Tags: Bars and Clubs, William Styron, Seafood, James River, Sushi and Sashimi
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Living Here: Performing arts
Dance American Youth Ballet Company. The performing arm of the Eastern Virginia School for the Performing Arts. Village Shops, 1915 Pocahontas Trail, James City County. 757-229-8535. http://www.capafund.org and http://www.evspa.org. Hampton Roads...Tags: Dance, Teaching and Learning, Human Interest, Music Theater, Entertainment Events
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Living Here: History museums and sites
Museums and sites can help you track the story of our region. From the earliest settlers to the space explorers, Hampton Roads museums tell a continuous story of the importance of our region. History museums 1. Air Power Park. Vintage military jets,...Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Bacon, England, Shipbuilding, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Living Here: Nearby attractions
Many destinations are within easy driving distance of Hampton Roads. Pack a cooler, fill up the tank and hit the road. 1. Appomattox Court House, Appomattox The buildings and fields where Robert E. Lee surrendered his Confederate army are still a...Tags: Thomas Jefferson, Reedville, Slavery, King William County, James River
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Living Here: Famous people, places and things
Hampton Roads is known around the world for its people — as being from here, as a come-here, or for just passing through — as well as places and things. It's known for its Bacon (as in Nathaniel), its ham (as in Smithfield), its presidents...Tags: Thomas Jefferson, Booker T. Washington, Bruce Smith, Bacon, High Schools
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Living Here: Gloucester
Gloucester is the gateway to the Middle Peninsula that has seen an influx of residents due to its affordable housing, low crime and high quality of life. The county is steeped in history. At the time of the arrival of English settlers on Virginia...
Tags: Thomas Jefferson, Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Gloucester Point, Yellow Fever
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Album review: Neil Young and Crazy Horse, 'Americana'
3.5 stars (out of 4) String together songs such as “Cortez the Killer,” “Pocahontas,” “Like an Inca,” “Powderfinger,” “Goin’ Home” and others from throughout Neil Young’s career, and...
Tags: Neil Young, Entertainment, Music, Folk (genre), Interior Policy
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Raymond G. Baer, 86, of Meyersdale
Raymond G. Baer, 86, of Meyersdale, went to be with the Lord June 19, 2012, at Golden Living Center. Born May 30, 1926, in Meyersdale, the son of the late Alvin C. “Cute” and Hazel H. (Howsare) Baer. Also preceded in death by his wife, Betty;...Tags: Christianity, Religion and Belief, Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, Roman Catholicism, U.S. Navy
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Traffic Alert: Deadly wreck closes Williamson Road in Roanoke Friday morning
Police say Williamson Road is shutdown bewtween Wayne Street and Pocahontas avenue. A motorcycle wrecked. Police say the officer is dead. No other cars were involved in the crash. -
Updated: Deadly motorcycle wreck closes portion of Williamson Road in Roanoke Friday
Updated: Roanoke police tell us that Williamson Road has reopened. ---------------------- Williamson Road is shut down between Wayne Street and Pocahontas avenue because of a deadly wreck. A rider of the motorcycle hit a telephone pole at the...
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Kay Stafford Kates May 19, 1940-June 13, 2012
Kates Kay Stafford Kates, a long-time resident of LaCanada Flintridge, died peacefully on the evening of Wednesday, June 13th at Kaiser Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. She was 72. Kay was born on May 19th, 1940, in Pocahontas, Iowa. She lived...Tags: Religion and Belief, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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Footprint of 1608 Jamestown church revealed
Few patches of ground looked less promising when student archaeologists began probing the center of historic James Fort toward the end of their 2010 summer field school. Scoured out by slaves for the construction of a Confederate earthwork, the...
Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), CSS Virginia, Religion and Belief, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Wars and Interventions
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Jun 3, 2012
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Jun 19, 2012
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Jun 19, 2012
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