![Edward Baine, president of Dominion Energy Virginia, meets with Sandbridge residents about Dominion's acquisition of the Kitty Hawk Wind North offshore wind lease area during a meeting at Sandbridge Community Chapel United Methodist Church on Monday, July 8, 2024. [John-Henry Doucette/The Princess Anne Independent News]](https://princessanneindy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Dominion-At-Sandbridge-1.jpeg)
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Ed. — Archived from the Sunday, June 23, print edition. BY KAREN BEARDSLEE KWASNY VIRGINIA BEACH — We live in a town where the
Ed. — From the Sunday, Dec. 17, print edition. BY JANE BLOODWORTH ROWE SANDBRIDGE — John LePine never considered himself either an artist or
Ed. — From the Sunday, Nov. 19, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE SANDBRIDGE — Jennifer Slan led her horse, Danny Boy, near the ocean’s
Ed. — Archived from the Sunday, Dec. 3, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE VIRGINIA BEACH — A controversial plan to bring wind power energy
Ed. — From the Sunday, April 30, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE VIRGINIA BEACH — The City Council will host a meeting this week
Ed. — From the Sunday, March 19, print edition. BY JANE BLOODWORTH ROWE RED MILL — A little taste of the Caribbean is tucked away among
Ed. — From the Sunday, Feb. 5, print edition. THE INDEPENDENT NEWS PUNGO — Farmer Bruce Henley and his son had a surprise while hunting last
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Ed. — From the Sunday, Nov. 27, print edition. BY JANE BLOODWORTH ROWE SANDBRIDGE — If you’ve visited Back Bay Wildlife Refuge headquarters, you’re probably