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The American Rover
Marks 25 Years Serving Norfolk
One of the most beautiful sights in all of Hampton Roads
is when the American Rover glides by under full sail in
the Elizabeth River.
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Off the Beaten Path
With Jack Armistead
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Johnny Jackrabbit Brown: A Legend
Reborn
Former Tailback Still
Carries the Ball for ODU
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The River Terrace Tavern,
1953
The River
Terrace was a unique place in its time. It brought
a lot of people together to enjoy each others good
humor and friendship.
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Veneziano Restaurant: An
old Favorite With A New Style
Family
owned and operated by the Loiercio family and known to former
generations simply as The Venice, the Granby Street eatery
has remained a popular spot for locals as well as tourists
and the military.
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Operation Sail 2012 and
the United States Navy Announce Norfolk and the Port of
Hampton Roads to Host Star-Spangled Banner and War of 1812
Bicentennial Celebrations
OpSail and
the U. S. Navy will bring tall ships, naval vessels, and
the Blue Angels flight demonstration team to each port city,
beginning in New Orleans in May 2012 and ending in Boston
Harbor on July 4, 2012.
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Carrol Walker's Old Norfolk
How Hot WAS It??
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Hampton Roads' Biggest "Born & Raised"
Know-It-All!
The Downtowner Answerman
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Downtowner "Best Of" List
1. Best Retirements of the Month
Mike Murphy, aka CBR, and first runnerup Eddie Cravedi,
aka Cuba, both retiring from duties on the waterfront at
NIT. Way to go!
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