Ed. — From the Sunday, June 5, print edition. A meeting about the project is scheduled for 5 p.m., today, at Three Oaks Elementary
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Ed. — From the Sunday, May 22, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE BACK BAY — A windy, stormy patch midmonth hit different parts of
Ed. — From the Sunday, May 22, print edition. Parks & Rec has asked us to clarify that the limits apply only to certain hours during
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Government: Environmental groups raise concerns about Nimmo Parkway extension to Sandbridge in Virginia Beach
BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE VIRGINIA BEACH — Four environmental groups have criticized a draft environmental assessment of the extension of Nimmo Parkway to Sandbridge as
THE INDEPENDENT NEWS BACK BAY — Strawberry season is here. The following is a list of Virginia Beach you-pick and pre-pick berry farms and markets. We
Ed. — Archived from the Sunday, April 24, print edition. THE INDEPENDENT NEWS COURTHOUSE — The City Council on Tuesday, April 19, voted to hold
Ed. — From the Sunday, March 13, print edition. BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE VIRGINIA BEACH — Two candidates have stepped forward to run for City
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2021: The year in photos by The Princess Anne Independent News
BY JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE BACK BAY — Here are some images from the past year that appeared on the pages of The Independent News. Thank you
Ed. — Originally published in the Sunday, Oct. 31, print edition. BY JANE BLOODWORTH ROWE SANDBRIDGE — A long and winding road led Chris Dennis to
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Flooding: Back Bay marsh restoration a focus among southern Virginia Beach projects in referendum
Ed. — From the Sunday, Oct. 3, print edition. BY SANDI SNIDER AND JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE COURTHOUSE— City voters are considering whether to support a sweeping