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Plans take shape for a pedestrian bridge linking West Ghent and Lambert's Point on the Elizabeth River Trail

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By Erin Miller 
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
NORFOLK, Va. — A pedestrian bridge over Norfolk Southern rail lines could connect West Ghent and Lambert's Point along the Elizabeth River Trail, and I got the first look at the design plans. The Elizabeth River Trail is an urban trail that connects 28 neighborhoods and stretches 10.5 miles through Norfolk. For years, the only way to travel between West Ghent and Lambert's Point on the trail has been through a narrow, dark underpass beneath Hampton Boulevard.
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Hacky sack craze hits Play It Again Sports in Chesapeake

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By Erin Miller 
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — The hacky sack craze is back — and a Chesapeake sporting goods store can barely keep up. Bob Harrell, owner of Play It Again Sports Chesapeake, says demand for hacky sacks hasn't been this high in decades. The surge started about four weeks ago. "Out of nowhere the craze just blew up and everybody's coming in, calling asking, do we have them? Are we able to get more? When are [we] gonna get more?" Harrell said.
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Suffolk firefighter battles neighbor's house fire while off duty, earns Everyday Hero honor

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By Erin Miller 
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA)
SUFFOLK, Va. — A Suffolk firefighter is being recognized as an Everyday Hero after grabbing his gear from his garage and helping battle a neighbor's house fire while off duty. Joshua Baker was at his Chesapeake home when a neighbor came banging on his front door. "[If] we have somebody banging on the front door, normally it's a medical call or something along those sorts, [but] she said the house was on fire," Baker said. Baker ran to his garage where he coincidentally had his firefighting gear.
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