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Recession is on, even for Gloucester alcohol sales
Alcohol sales at two Gloucester ABC stores declined in the 2011 fiscal year, a state report shows. What that says about the economy in Gloucester and spending by residents is up for debate. An analysis of national sales at beer, wine and liquor stores by...Tags: ABC (tv network)
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Hampton Roads scientists, students on boat that helped rescue S. Koreans in Antarctica
At least 10 scientists and students from Hampton Roads are aboard a ship that helped rescue South Korean fishermen off Antarctica’s coast early Wednesday.
Multiple news agencies are reporting that three fishermen died after the vessel Jeong Woo 2...Tags: New Zealand, Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Old Dominion University, Hampton Roads, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia)
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U.S. struggles to track illegal marlin trade
Revered by Ernest Hemingway and other anglers, Atlantic blue marlin is among the most sought-after fish in the sea. It’s also traded on the black market at levels that federal investigators can’t define. “We don’t know how...Tags: Virginia Marine Resources Commission, Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Genes and Chromosomes, Fishing, College of William and Mary
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Supervisor Bobby Crewe gives parting comments
Here are the comments of Supervisor Bobby Crewe at Tuesday night's Board of Supervisors meeting following the presentation of a resolution thanking him for his service. Crewe represented the Gloucester Point District the past four years. "Well, first... -
Tour gives public rare look inside historic home, Severnby
Never in his wildest dreams did Philip Hamilton ever think that a common household product like baking soda would be so crucial to the revival of his ancestral home, Severnby, on the Severn River in Gloucester.
In August 2002, a fire caused by a...Tags: International Travel, West Point, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Washington, DC, Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters
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Supervisor Bobby Crewe to hold town hall meeting on Tuesday
Supervisor Bobby Crewe will hold a town hall meeting on Tuesday night to discuss the relocation of the Gloucester Point Library and the development area plan for Gloucester Point. Library Director Diane Rebertus will attend the meeting to discuss the... -
Fundraiser for Gloucester County Library tonight at Chick-fil-A
Chicken sandwiches will help out the Gloucester Public Library's relocation in Gloucester Point when Chick-fil-A holds a fundraiser tonight. The Gloucester Chick-fil-A will make a donation to the Gloucester Public Library for every meal purchased between...Tags: Libraries, Migration, Politics, Arts and Culture
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Chefs wanted for the Oct. 11 Seafood Symposium
The online registration form is now available for chefs and others who want to participate in the 2011 Chefs’ Seafood Symposium Oct. 11 in Gloucester.
The annual event is sponsored by Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute of Marine Science and the...Tags: Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Seafood, Foods and Beverages
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Bobby Crewe files paperwork to seek re-election in November election
Gloucester Point resident Bobby Crewe is seeking to retain his seat on the Board of Supervisors in the Nov. 8 election. Crewe filed the paperwork with the Gloucester Voter Registrar's Office in time to be on the ballot. The deadline for filing is 7 p.m. ...Tags: Justice System, Elections, Politics, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice
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Gloucester County up to date candidate list for Nov. 8 election
Here's the list of certified candidates (unless otherwise noted) who have filed with the Gloucester Voter Registrar's Office as of this morning: Commonwealth's Attorney: Bob Hicks (I); Holly Smith (R) Sheriff; Steve Gentry (I); Theodore "Ted" Koehl (I);...Tags: Parties and Movements, Democratic Party, Elections, Politics
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Smith, Chriscoe, Rilee win Republican party nominations
What's believed to be the largest turnout ever at a Gloucester Republican Committee mass meeting Thursday night backed political newcomers in three key county races. The 467 voters favored Holly Smith over incumbent Bob Hicks in the Commonwealth's...Tags: Elections, Politics
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Bacteria from stormwater runoff, human and animal waste lead to swimming advisories
It's beach season in Hampton Roads. Time to bring out the beach chairs and sunscreen.
And to be alert for bacteria lurking in the water.
Elevated bacteria levels prompted the Peninsula Health Department to advise against swimming at Huntington Park...Tags: Rivers, Buckroe, Skin, Beaches, Diseases and Illnesses
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