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Living shorelines bring beauty and benefits
More than 1,700 bags of oyster shells are stacked on pallets along an eroding shoreline at Charles Hogge's home on Sarah Creek in Gloucester.
One by one, each 30-pound mesh bag of shells is handed down a human chain of two dozen USS Truman sailors...Tags: Gloucester Point, Wetlands, Natural Resources, Science, Middlesex County (Virginia)
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Robert N. Coles, 82
Robert Nelson “Big Chief” Coles, 82, of Waynesboro, Pa., died Friday, Oct. 21, 2011, at his home.
Born Aug. 1, 1929, in Shamokin, Pa., he was the son of the late William Robert and Verna Mae (Doub) Coles.
Robert devoted his life to putting...Tags: New York City, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Church and State Relations, The Salvation Army
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Kelly Gray
What do you do for the Dr. Steve Show?
I manage the digital content and social media.
What’s your hometown?
Born in Las Vegas but consider Yorktown, Va my hometown.
What is your favorite movie?
Gone With The Wind
Do you have any shows you...Tags: Kathy Griffin, Kelly Gray
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From coast to coast, local bike riders raise awareness for eating disorders
With an impending graduation and no job lined up, John Windsor sat in his apartment at St. Mary's College and listened to his old high school friend pitch him an idea of traveling across the country on a bike.'
Hours later that January night, Windsor and...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Social Media, Stress, Travel
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Gloucester native Ashley Chriscoe seeking Republican nomination for At-Large seat
Gloucester native Ashley Chriscoe is making a bid for the At-Large seat on the Board of Supervisors and is set to challenge Patricia Cowan for the Republican nomination. Chriscoe, 36, is a sales manager for Yorktown-based Grass Roots of Virginia, a...Tags: Business, Elections, Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Economy, Business and Finance, Gloucester County
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York County Opens Additional Cooling Stations for Residents
Content ManagerThe York County Commissioners, through the York County Office of Emergency Management and Area Agency on Aging, announces the opening of additional cooling stations for York County residents. * Crispus Attucks Senior Center, 605 South Duke Street in York...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, The Salvation Army, Christianity, Emergency Planning
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Yorktown Market Days: Celebrate Farmers' Market Week in Virginia Aug. 6-13
Come out to Yorktown Market Days 8 a.m.-noon on Aug. 6 and13 on the Yorktown waterfront to participate in the statewide celebration of Farmers’ Market Week, designated by Gov. Bob McDonnell as the week of Aug. 7-13.
August is prime time for...Tags: Consumers, Marketing, Bob McDonnell
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Teel Time: A student-athlete's take on gun scare Thursday on Virginia Tech campus
Colleen Thom is a Virginia Tech cross country runner from Yorktown, and last month I chronicled her three-week journey to Vietnam, where she volunteered in the Coach for College program. Thursday she emailed me the following about this morning's on-...Tags: Facebook, Mass Media, Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture
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Catonsville family traces roots to Virginia settlers in 1600s
A century ago, the Page family settled in Catonsville, founded a church and operated the neighborhood grocery out of the front rooms of a home on Winters Lane.
Still, the family's 99-year-old matriarch, Eva Page Brooks — whose living room was...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Education, Catonsville, DNA, Biotechnology Industry
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Cruise ships expected to call at Beaver Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Mackinac Island and Charlevoix
DETROIT (AP) — Move over, Mediterranean — Michigan and its Great Lakes are cruising for tourists.
Cruise ships are expected to call at Michigan ports 23 times next year, more than tripling the seven visits paid in 2011. A leading attraction...Tags: Freedom of the Press, Trips and Vacations, Lakes and Ponds, Cruise Line Ports, Travel
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Fourth of July celebration ideas
InternAAA says it expects three percent fewer people to travel this July 4th weekend. Western and Central Virgina certainly have a lot to offer. Click here for a list of local events. But if the falling gas prices make you want to skip town this weekend,...Tags: Washington, DC, White House, Charlotte, Arts and Culture, Colonial Williamsburg
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Benefit ride spurred by Gloucester caged girl raises $1,500 for CHKD
A Father's Day motorcycle ride organized by a Gloucester Sheriff's Office investigator raised $1,500 for Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters. Jake Forehand, one of the investigators on the case involving the girl kept in a makeshift cage in a...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters, Human Interest, Hampton Roads, Harley-Davidson Inc.
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