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Dominion customers could pay $10 more a month under plan to recover $1 billion in fuel costs (opens the original)
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Dominion Energy customers could see their monthly bills increase by about $10 as the company works to recover roughly $1 billion in fuel costs. State regulators are backing a plan that would allow Dominion to collect the money from customers over seven years, rather than recovering the full amount over a single year. Spreading out the costs is intended to reduce the immediate impact on customers' monthly bills. For the average customer, the plan is expected to add about $10 a month to their elec
Virginia teen abducted from college parking lot 'back with her family' after multi-state chase (opens the original)
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. — A 17-year-old Prince George County girl is back with her family after investigators say she was abducted from a college parking lot Wednesday morning by a former boyfriend who led police on a multi-state chase before being captured in North Carolina. Alonzo N. Claiborne, 19, of Prince George County, is facing multiple charges in Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Investigators say he had no prior criminal record. The victim, who is dual enrolled at Prince Ge
Petersburg recovery event offers hope to 'walk that path one day at a time' (opens the original)
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PETERSBURG, Va. — A Petersburg group is gearing up for its third annual recovery event, bringing together about 40 vendors and agencies to offer support, services, and a glimpse of what life in recovery can look like. Gateway Justice Services will host the event Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the Petersburg Public Library. Nicole Loving, director of Gateway Justice Services, said the event is about more than addiction recovery. "It is about recovery, in addition to saving lives and preventing overdoses
Hopewell family displaced 38 days after storm damages home: 'There's black mold everywhere' (opens the original)
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HOPWELL, Va. — More than a month after a storm tore through Hopewell, one family is still living with the consequences. A tree fell on the Alvarez family's Jackson Farms Road home during a storm on Aug. 10, forcing Tiffany Alvarez, her five children and other family members out of the house and into a hotel. 15-year-old Jaimani Banks was inside when the tree came down. "At that point, I thought all of us was, was literally going to die," Jaimani said. She described the moments as the storm hit.
Hopewell's Beacon Theatre gets bigger board, nonprofit status as it nears 100-year anniversary (opens the original)
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HOPEWELL, Va. — The Beacon Theatre, a historic music venue considered both an economic and cultural asset to Hopewell, is undergoing significant structural changes after the city council recently approved measures to expand its governing board and transition the business to nonprofit status. Hopewell City Council approved expanding the theatre's board from 4 members to 14. In a statement, the city attorney said the move will help "ensure that the board had enough new voices to select its vision
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