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Husband to an animal doc | Noon/4 p.m. anchor for @WTKR3 | @PureMichigan native & @MSUjschool grad | People•Dogs•Music•Sunshine | Tweets = my own | God bless!
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Ocean View July 3 'Shore Thing' event adds shuttle service to help with parking

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By Anthony Sabella Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — After Friday night's fireworks at Ocean View Beach Park in Norfolk, for the first time, visitors can take a shuttle back to their vehicle at one of four satellite parking locations. The Ocean View "Shore Thing" event celebrates Independence Day one day early — with live music, activities, food and a 9:15 p.m. fireworks show.
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The Burning of Norfolk: How an act of self-sabotage helped win American independence

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By Anthony Sabella Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — A January 1776 issue of the Virginia Gazette told a gripping story: British warships bombarding one of the largest cities in colonial North America, flames consuming it and defiant patriots holding their ground. "Notwithstanding this heavy firing, and the town in flames around them, our men had the resolution to maintain their posts..." the January 6 issue read of the scene five days prior.
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Think you can save this historic theater? Call this number.

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By Anthony Sabella Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — A phone number has appeared on the marquee of Norfolk's historic Riverview Theater on Granby Street, signaling the building is available once again — and raising new questions about the future of a local landmark. The number is visible to thousands of drivers who pass the theater daily. Efforts to reach the building's owner, Richard Levin, on Monday were unsuccessful.
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