Virginia Beach police investigate double shooting
In Virginia Beach, two people were shot Friday night at a home on Grant Avenue, off Rosemont Road.
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World premieres dominate the 2011 music and theater scene
No one blockbuster event stood out in the year that’s ending, but Hampton Roads experienced a strong year of music and theater.
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World premieres dominate the 2011 music and theater scene
Crash closes Sandbridge Rd. for 9 hours
A crash around 11:30 Friday night closed Sandbridge Rd. for over nine hours before it was reopened Saturday morning.
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Crash closes Sandbridge Rd. for 9 hours
Va. Senator Vows to Keep Fishing Tourney Alive
A Hampton Roads state senator says he’s intent on restoring funds to keep the Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament alive.
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$5 for Choice of One-Year Magazine Subscription (Up to $15 Value). 17 Titles Available.
Magazine covers help people keep track of time, both from the months printed on them and the prevalence of hot tips about avoiding scurvy. Keep abreast of the times with today’s Groupon: for $5, you get a subscription to one of 17 magazines distributed by Hearst Magzines (up to a $15 value). Each month, the distributors at Hearst disseminate glossy periodicals such as Cosmopolitan , Elle , and Marie Claire . Each is packed with insightful columns, informative features, and vivid graphics to keep readers hip to trends in fashion, automotives, and the domestic sphere. Between the pages of Esquire , gents scan celebrity interviews, glean cocktail recipes, and find out what beard shape traps the most kisses. Homeowners and hopeful homeowners find inspiration between the pages of Elle Decor and House Beautiful , and car buffs ogle aerodynamic centerfolds in Road & Track . Lifestyle magazines such as Redbook deal advice on scores of quotidian topics, from work and parenting to clothes and health. Geared toward the younger set, magazines such as Cosmopolitan reveal tips on beauty, fashion, and unorthodox Twister tactics. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Keeping Your Resolution If your New Year’s resolution is to finish reading this sentence, then congrats! Read more…
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$45 for a Golf Outing at Riverfront Golf Club in Suffolk (Up to $192.50 Value)
Golf parallels life in that the only way to escape rough patches is through aggressively swinging a club at something. Power through obstacles with today’s Groupon: for $45, you get a golf outing at Riverfront Golf Club in Suffolk (up to a $192.50 total value). The outing includes the following items: Three 18-hole rounds of golf (up to a $49.50 value each) Three buckets of driving range balls (an $8 value each) One cart fee (a $20 value). Cart rental is only included for the first round of golf. Players must pay an additional $20 fee for each subsequent round. Famed course architect Tom Doak sculpted Riverfront Golf Club’s 18-hole course through a scenic expanse of lush, waterfront terrain along the Nansemond River. Forgiving fairways characterize the course, providing ample landing space for shots that bisect the towering oaks, sycamores, and ball-hungry squirrels that loom in the long-grass rough. The grassy monolith seamlessly incorporates natural marshes, waterways, and native tall grasses into its layout, as all but three holes are framed by a natural landmark on at least one side. Rounds conclude with breathtaking flair, as players must contend with the 500-yard, par 5 18th hole , where second shots must clear an immense pond that takes up the entire fairway on the way to reaching the green in regulation. Players receive a bucket of driving range balls for each round, and the deal includes cart rental for the first round. Carts must be rented for the final two rounds for two additional $20 cart fees. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Is it appropriate to start crying on New Year’s Eve when the ball drops? Read more…
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Up to 1,500 or 2,500 Square Feet of Housecleaning from Manhattan Cleaning Company (Up to 75% Off)
An unclean home may accumulate layers of grime that can build up and block out the sun, causing light-hungry houseplants to turn to TV sets and birthday cakes. Keep the planted masses happy with today’s Groupon to Manhattan Cleaning Company . This Groupon is valid for home service in Hampton, Newport News, Williamsburg, and Yorktown. Choose between the following options: For $79, you get up to 1,500 square feet of deep housecleaning (a $300 value). For $99, you get up to 2,500 square feet of deep housecleaning (a $400 value). Manhattan Cleaning Company draws on 14 years of expunging experience to scour living spaces with roughly three hours of deep-cleaning services. After professional dwelling scrubbers confer with homeowners and neurotic live-in poltergeists to determine their cleaning needs, the house erupts in a flurry of elbow grease, as dexterous paws rescind mildew and grime from fussy bathroom tiles. Microwaves and ovens are scoured to reveal forgotten sheen and windows un-smudge to reveal respectable living areas and forgotten disco-dance studios. Before departure, Manhattan Cleaning Company’s owner personally tours each newly cleaned house with the client to assure customer satisfaction and high-five hardworking vacuum cleaners. Though Manhattan Cleaning Company sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Is it appropriate to start crying on New Year’s Eve when the ball drops? Read more…
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Up to 1,500 or 2,500 Square Feet of Housecleaning from Manhattan Cleaning Company (Up to 75% Off)
$20 for $40 Worth of European Bistro Fare at Bistro 324 at The Renaissance Room in Virginia Beach
One of the great simple pleasures of traveling abroad is stumbling upon a restaurant frequented by locals, followed closely by bathing in gelato and loudly explaining why everything in America is better. Replicate that feeling with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of European bistro fare at Bistro 324 at The Renaissance Room . Each weeknight, The Renaissance Room’s stately event space transforms into Bistro 324, where talented chefs construct nightly changing menus of European-inspired bistro fare, tailored to suit the culinary tastes of its American guests. Cheese tortellini splashes into waves of cream sauce and hops aboard lounge chairs of pancetta and mushrooms ($21), and lobster-stuffed ravioli drifts in a house-made vodka sauce ($18). To sample further oceanic fruits, plunge forks into grilled jumbo shrimp atop jalapeño-and-onion risotto ($23), or divide and conquer landlubbed entrees such as panko-crusted eggplant parmesan ($15). Chefs drape 12-ounce new york strip steak in a cape of brandy-sautéed portobello mushrooms and a parmesan-butter sauce ($23) to attract the admiration of upper-class wines. Bistro 324 serves as The Renaissance Room’s main dining space, designed and appointed by architect Thomas Hamilton, surrounding guests with deep crown molding and carved wooden accents. Once weather warms, Bistro 324 invites guests to dine alfresco on a stately outdoor patio paved with bricks and mortared with béchamel. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Is it appropriate to start crying on New Year’s Eve when the ball drops? Read more…
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$20 for $40 Worth of European Bistro Fare at Bistro 324 at The Renaissance Room in Virginia Beach
Virginians have spent more for gas this year than ever before, AAA says
Still below the state average, gas per gallon in the region Friday was 5 cents more than last week, and 17 cents more than last year’s average.
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Museum Report – Preserving the History of Military Flight
The Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach, Virginia, holds one of the largest private collections of World War II flying aircraft, including a number of naval planes.
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Museum Report – Preserving the History of Military Flight
