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$3M originally proposed for VB schools’ insurance fund may go to a city cross-country trail (opens the original)
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The Virginia Beach School Board wanted to beef up its health insurance fund balance using an extra $5.8 million in revenue left over from the 2024-2025 fiscal year. But city council said the school board’s insurance fund was healthy enough and denied the request, which meant division leaders needed another project for the $5.8 million. Instead, district leaders now propose using $2.8 million for a new human resources system. And they suggest — at the request of Virginia Beach City Manager Patric
Virginia Beach to continue academy program teaching ‘City Hall 101’ (opens the original)
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Virginia Beach will continue a program launched this year to teach neighborhood leaders the ins and outs of local government. In February, 10 people completed a version of City Hall 101: Civic Leaders Academy, which gave them a fuller understanding of city operations and encouraged communication. Nancy Bloom, the city’s public engagement manager, said the curriculum was developed from feedback from citizens and civic organizations. “We wanted to equip the participants with the knowledge, skills
Virginia Beach council clears path for apartments at Farmhouse brewery site (opens the original)
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A plan to transform an 8.5-acre property that houses a brewery into an apartment complex will move forward despite community opposition. On Tuesday, City Council approved a subdivision variance and a conditional rezoning for Attain at Farmhouse, 251 apartments split between two four-story buildings. The site would have six parking garages and community amenities. A farmhouse that’s more than a century old would be preserved for a potential commercial use. Back Bay Brewing’s Farmhouse brewery is
Cigarette butts, long a leading litter problem, can have a second life (opens the original)
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On Saturday, cigarette butts joined the list of items locals can recycle through an e-cycling event the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center hosts twice a year in Virginia Beach. People brought old televisions, electronics and more, but no butts. Tracey Gauthier, the aquarium's sustainability coordinator, hopes people will become more aware that recycling cigarette waste is an option for future events. Cigarette butts, which contain plastic, are the most commonly littered item in Virginia a
Virginia Beach wants to give you a library card and maybe some Chucks (opens the original)
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Virginia Beach kicked off Library Card Sign-Up Month with a shoe-themed celebration Saturday at the Joint-Use Library. Kids ventured down a slide wrapped in a cardboard design to look like a giant sneaker. They also decorated their library cards and shoes. Vada Carawan, 13, added small plastic gems to the stars on her Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars. The shoes are named for a long-ago basketball player and are far different from modern basketball shoes. But “Chucks” remain fashionable. “I'm beda
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