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Norfolk, United States · Norfolk

Emails show school board splits and dysfunction led to Norfolk superintendent’s firing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Emails obtained through public records requests show former Norfolk Superintendent Sharon Byrdsong faced at least one other firing attempt from former board members before they were successful last month.Read Article

Weather · Williamsburg

Shooting fireworks over a historic— and flammable — city takes planning

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Colonial Williamsburg's annual July 4 fireworks show draws thousands and requires a year of planning and agreeable weather to ensure the safety of buildings and people.Read Article

Washington, United States · Washington

‘Felt hopeless': Virginia family frightened by armed bondsman making late night immigration arrest

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

An Arlington County family feared for their lives, they say, when a man in plain clothes knocked on their door late at night to make an immigration arrest. The man didn’t identify himself and pulled out a gun during the incident, the family says. Their relative has since been deported. The family was about to go to bed June 11...See the Story

Chesapeake City Council rejects data center proposal

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Residents concerned about noise and environmental impacts flooded City Hall to speak against what would have been the first major data center in the region.Chesapeake · Chesapeake Read Article

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