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DEVELOPING: Bear spotted in North Arlington neighborhoods
There have been multiple sightings of a black bear in North Arlington neighborhoods this morning (Monday). The first sightings were reported in the Yorktown neighborhood. “Neighbor spotted small bear in backyard,” one tipster wrote to ARLnow. “South of Yorktown High School, near N. Florida St and 26th Rd. N.”
You Need This: A “ready to be finished” Isuzu I-Mark RS project
A rad-era hatchback not from one of the usual suspects? How about an Isuzu I-Mark (also known as the Gemini)?. According to the seller, the I-Mark starts up with no issues and comes fitted with the stock turbo setup. Located in Yorktown, Virginia, this Isuzu I-Mark RS is listed at...
Packs buy three North Suffolk restaurants
By Ed Pugh and Stephen Faleski Staff Writers Smithfield’s Pack brothers have purchased three restaurants in North Suffolk. Randy Pack, who co-owns the Smithfield Station restaurant, hotel and marina and Surry Seafood Co., confirmed to The Smithfield Times that he, his brother, Brian, and Ken Dodd have purchased Decoys Seafood, River Stone Chophouse and Vintage […]
757Teamz baseball Top 15: Cox is the new No. 1 team in Hampton Roads
Hickory moved into baseball’s 757Teamz Top 15 after the Hawks upset top-ranked Grassfield on Brayden Bachman’s two-run walk-off homer. The loss snapped the Grizzlies’ 11-game winning streak. Cox is back at the No. 1 spot. All of the Falcons’ losses have come against private schools or teams outside the state. They face No. 9 Princess Anne on Thursday in a Beach District showdown. The Cavaliers ...
Hampton woman ‘dedicated to helping the kids’ named Virginia’s Elementary Counselor of the Year
HAMPTON — The shelves in Sheila Barnhart-Ramirez’s classroom are packed with plastic birds, lions and warriors. Students enter her colorful room and grab a fidget toy to release anxiety or bury a bunch of lions in the sandbox. They’ll pick up a crayon and draw a picture of themselves standing alone. “Kids can’t necessarily put things into words,” said Barnhart-Ramirez, the counselor at Langley ...
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