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Antiquities Act, to be used for Fort Monroe, has deep roots in Hampton Roads
When President Obama designates part of Fort Monroe as a national monument Tuesday, it won't be the first time a prominent piece of Hampton Roads real estate has had its destiny transformed by the stroke of a presidential pen.
Using the powers conferred...Tags: Theodore Roosevelt, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Human Interest, Hampton Roads, Gardens and Parks
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Mosquitoes: Southern Pest Control offers $200 spray service for $49 ...deal ends soon!
$49 for mosquito spray service from Southern Pest Control ($200 value) http://dpsavvysteals.com/hampton-roads/offers/85?ru=email Why do mosquitoes buzz in peoples' ears? Who cares, just get them out of here so I can enjoy my backyard this summer!...
Tags: Hampton Roads, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Portsmouth (Portsmouth, Virginia), Hampton (Hampton, Virginia), Suffolk (Suffolk, Virginia)
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Community news: Level 10 Junior Olympic National Championships start Friday at Hampton Roads Convention Center
It's almost showtime for the most-prestigious USA Gymnastics junior event to take place in this area. The marquee event — the Women's Level 10 Junior Olympic National Championships — will be held Friday and Saturday at the Hampton Roads...Tags: Beam Gymnastics, Human Interest, Hampton Roads, Vault Gymnastics, Western Branch
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Native plants: Guided walks and speakers take you through refuges and special places
Learn about native plants and gardening naturally with these programs sponsored by the John Clayton Chapter, Virginia Native Plant Society, or www.claytonvnps.org: Mushroom talk May 17 Guest speaker Tom Teeples, a Virginia Master Naturalist from...
Tags: Education, Environmental Issues, College of William and Mary, Mushrooms, Plant Openings
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Lackey Free Clinic will more than double in size
More than 3,100 uninsured low-income patients took advantage of the diverse health services offered by the Lackey Free Clinic in Yorktown last year. Started 17 years ago by Jim and Cooka Shaw, the clinic has grown from a one-night-a-week operation in...
Tags: Lackey, Poverty, Sentara, Health, Flu
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Smithfield's Bria Kelly and Yorktown's Terry Smith among Sea Level contest finalists
Bria Kelly, a teen tunesmith from Smithfield, is among the finalists for this year's Sea Level Singer-Songwriter Festival Emerging Artist Showcase. Contestants were asked to submit recordings of songs they composed. From among 70 entries, a panel of a...
Tags: Judges, Concerts, Hampton Roads, Music, Bodies of Water
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French market takes place Saturday, April 28, in York County
Le Marche, a French market sponsored by Sister Cities Yorktown, will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 28, at Ken Matthews Garden Center on Route 17 in York County. The event will replicate a typical Saturday French market in Port-Vendres, France,...
Tags: Arts, Museum of Modern Art, France, Auction Service, Arts and Culture
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Summer Camps let kids create an app or re-enact history in Hampton Roads
Roasted marshmallows and zip line courses are still a part of the summer camp experience in Hampton Roads. But now students can add building an iPhone app, publishing a newspaper or re-enacting the Civil War to their list of summer memories. Here are...
Tags: Christopher Newport University, Apple iPhone, Hampton Roads, Health, Students
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Men's lacrosse Player of the Week: John Ranagan, Johns Hopkins
John Ranagan, Johns Hopkins Junior, Yorktown, N.Y., midfielder Ranagan's only goal of the day proved to be the most pivotal, lifting the Blue Jays to an 11-10 overtime win at reigning national champion Virginia on Saturday. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound...
Tags: Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Virginia Cavaliers
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Greek dishes served up March 21 at Duke of York Hotel
The annual Greek Night is coming up March 21 at the River Room of the Duke of York Hotel in Yorktown.
Chef Jimmy Krikales and his crew prepare traditional Greek dishes such as moussaka and spanakopita plus fish, lamb chops, beef and pork.
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Dominion electric line would cross James River
Dominion Virginia Power is considering building an electric transmission line that would cross the James River at Surry and James City counties. The line would originate at Surry nuclear power station, run above the river along nine towers between 150...Tags: Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Dominion Resources Incorporated, Mining, Surry (Surry, Virginia), Metal and Mineral
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Thoughts from Dr. Joe: Happy birthday, Gen. Washington
I left Vietnam in 1971 and took a job at Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C. I hated the spit and polish of being an administrative officer at the prestigious post, so it didn't take long to ruffle the feathers of my superiors. I found no joy in presiding...Tags: Armed Forces, Vietnam, Washington, DC, Glenn Beck
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