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Virginia Beach ballot for City Council is chock-full of return candidates (opens the original)
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VIRGINIA BEACH — The names on the ballot in this year’s City Council election may sound familiar. Most of the candidates vying for a seat this November have run for political office in the past. Six council seats are are up for election and all six incumbents are running for reelection. Several of them are facing opponents for a second time. Returning candidates share a fighting spirit and a belief that this will be their year to prevail. Voters can look up their district online at virginiabeach
Laser stars, an interactive dance floor and more: Virginia Beach pulls out all the stops for new holiday light show (opens the original)
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VIRGINIA BEACH — An interactive dance floor in the woods, dancing laser stars and “snow” falling. Virginia Beach is pulling out all the stops for its new walkable holiday light show on a nature trail at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center. “Holiday Trail of Lights” will open Nov. 20 and run through Jan. 3. It will replace the beloved “Holiday Lights at the Beach” show, which was held for 31 years. For that event, the city allowed vehicles on the Boardwalk so that passengers could view
Longtime Virginia Beach City Attorney Mark Stiles dies (opens the original)
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Mark Stiles, Virginia Beach’s city attorney for 17 years, has died. “We’re all just devastated by it,” said Vice Mayor Rosemary Wilson. Stiles, 62, died Friday morning from a heart attack, Wilson said. He first joined the Virginia Beach city attorney’s office in 1999. Prior to that, he spent nearly a decade in private practice. “The City of Virginia Beach is deeply saddened to share the unexpected passing of City Attorney Mark Stiles earlier today,” a city spokesperson wrote in
2nd Congressional District nominee Elaine Luria holds affordability roundtable on campaign trail (opens the original)
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Rhena Hicks considers herself fortunate that she and her husband were able to save money and buy a house five years ago at a low interest rate. If they were shopping for a home today, Hicks believes it would be a different story. “I don’t know if we could do it, or we would be in a much smaller place, or maybe not as nice of a place that were able to get at that time,” she said. Hicks, co-executive director of Freedom Virginia, a nonpartisan group that works to advance economic
10 years after Hurricane Matthew, Virginia Beach making progress on flood protection (opens the original)
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Nearly 10 years ago, Hurricane Matthew pummeled Virginia Beach with 14 inches of rain, damaging 1,400 homes and leaving hundreds of vehicles stalled in roadways. Record levels of water swamped interior neighborhoods throughout the city as stormwater drainage systems became overwhelmed. Flooding peaked on Oct. 9, 2016. Days after the storm, waterlogged residents were relocated to hotels and clean-up efforts began. It was a wake-up call for city officials, prompting them to gain a
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