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How to deal with anxiety around maskless people
Even though the CDC recommends face masks in public, many people aren't. Ways to deal with your anxiety around someone who isn't wearing a mask.
black-history
Sports broadcasting trailblazer Robert 'Ron' Pinkney, Hampton resident, passes away
Pinkney was the first black person to work as a play-by-play announcer on a major television network. He lived in Hampton at the end of his life.
peninsulanow
Two mayors hope their friendly wager inspires you to turn in your 2020 Census form
The mayors and Newport News and Hampton compete to see which city turns in the most forms.
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New 'Fraggle Rock' episodes coming to Apple TV
The original series debuted in 1983. The new series was ordered after an overwhelming response to the short series "Fraggle Rock: Rock On."
life
Community celebrates 100th birthday honoring the only living Tuskegee Airmen nurse
Celebrants maintained social distance on her expansive lawn holding signs, balloons, flowers, while playing music and parading for Second Lt. Irma Cameron Dryden.
tragedy-in-vb
VBPD chaplain was one of the silent heroes who comforted the city on its darkest days
Minutes after the mass shooting in Building 2, Chaplain Steve Gray found himself doing ministry in the midst of chaos.
television
Haunting of Mansfield Reformatory, backdrop for 'Shawshank Redemption' investigated by ‘Portals to Hell’ crew
The Travel Channel show said it will feature the first-ever televised investigation of the prison’s original solitary confinement - which is "more like a dungeon."
mycity
Virginia Beach, Newport News, Hampton police chiefs respond to death of George Floyd
The police chiefs said Floyd's death would likely impact police public relations in the area.
community
Peninsula nonprofit keeps youth engaged in volunteerism during COVID-19
Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads is known for mobilizing young people to serve the community. This year, its summer camp is adjusting to keep everyone safe.
nation-world
US Education Department: Connecticut transgender policy violates Title IX
Connecticut is one of 18 states, along with Washington, D.C. that allows transgender high school athletes to compete in competitions as the gender they identify.
news
How to handle when someone gets too close to you in a store
With stores reopening, there will be more people out. Even with social distancing in effect, there are some strangers who wander too close.
life
How to deal with anxiety around maskless people
Even though the CDC recommends face masks in public, many people aren't. Ways to deal with your anxiety around someone who isn't wearing a mask.
black-history
Sports broadcasting trailblazer Robert 'Ron' Pinkney, Hampton resident, passes away
Pinkney was the first black person to work as a play-by-play announcer on a major television network. He lived in Hampton at the end of his life.
peninsulanow
Two mayors hope their friendly wager inspires you to turn in your 2020 Census form
The mayors and Newport News and Hampton compete to see which city turns in the most forms.
entertainment-news
New 'Fraggle Rock' episodes coming to Apple TV
The original series debuted in 1983. The new series was ordered after an overwhelming response to the short series "Fraggle Rock: Rock On."
life
Community celebrates 100th birthday honoring the only living Tuskegee Airmen nurse
Celebrants maintained social distance on her expansive lawn holding signs, balloons, flowers, while playing music and parading for Second Lt. Irma Cameron Dryden.
tragedy-in-vb
VBPD chaplain was one of the silent heroes who comforted the city on its darkest days
Minutes after the mass shooting in Building 2, Chaplain Steve Gray found himself doing ministry in the midst of chaos.
television
Haunting of Mansfield Reformatory, backdrop for 'Shawshank Redemption' investigated by ‘Portals to Hell’ crew
The Travel Channel show said it will feature the first-ever televised investigation of the prison’s original solitary confinement - which is "more like a dungeon."
mycity
Virginia Beach, Newport News, Hampton police chiefs respond to death of George Floyd
The police chiefs said Floyd's death would likely impact police public relations in the area.
community
Peninsula nonprofit keeps youth engaged in volunteerism during COVID-19
Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads is known for mobilizing young people to serve the community. This year, its summer camp is adjusting to keep everyone safe.
nation-world
US Education Department: Connecticut transgender policy violates Title IX
Connecticut is one of 18 states, along with Washington, D.C. that allows transgender high school athletes to compete in competitions as the gender they identify.
news
How to handle when someone gets too close to you in a store
With stores reopening, there will be more people out. Even with social distancing in effect, there are some strangers who wander too close.
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