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and last updated 2021-07-09 20:16:13-04 HAMPTON, Va. - The Hampton Police Division has a new chief. Friday, Mark Talbot was sworn in as the newest chief of police for the department. “We will make sure that we deliver the kindness and compassion and caring to the people that need it the most. Something great is about to happen," Chief Talbot said during his swearing-in ceremony. Talbot takes over for the departments previous police chief, Terry Sult, who announced his retirement in Octobe...

Retail properties have shown remarkable strength amid Melbourne’s latest lockdown, with a commercial group revealing the results of two successful auctions.   Fitzroys reported two successful auct

Talbot spearheaded a dramatic decrease in crime and gun violence through community engagement and meeting residents in person.

After an eight-month search, Hampton has hired a new police chief who brings three decades of community policing experience, City Manager Mary Bunting announced Monday. Mark Talbot, the police chief in Norristown, Pennsylvania, will assume command of Hampton’s 314-sworn officers with the 376 staffed department on July 6. Talbot will be paid $180,000. “I believe that a successful police chief ...

Burke Road shop sells for $1m above reserve We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Camberwell Investors are betting bold on a shopping strip recovery. One paid $1 million above the reserve for a prime shop at 580 Burke Road with a final $6.788 million auction bid. Fitzroys’ Chris Kombi and Chris James said the shop, leased long term to Country Road’s Witchery, commanded a sharp 3.8 per cent yield. A strata-titled, 130 sq m tw...

Fitzroy sets a new standard with hotel chain We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement How many Standard Hotels can Fitzroy handle? Developer DealCorp has struck a deal with international accommodation chain, The Standard Hotel, for a site in the heart of Fitzroy. The 1132 sq m site is at 62 Rose Street, on the corner of Fitzroy Street, where, walking south past Johnston Street, you can also find one of the suburb’s be...

12 Artfully Carved Candles That Double as Décor Objects Caroline Biggs © Provided by Martha Stewart Living Courtesy of Forward An artfully designed, decorative candle can provide more than a source of ambient lighting—it can create visual interest in a tablescape, too. "A candle is the perfect object to be a centerpiece on the table," says designer and wax artist Lex Pott. Thought candles are small, the right one can really brighten up any area of your home. "They give off...

WHYY By Police officers keep a watchful eye as peaceful protesters march down Flatbush Avenue on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. (AP Photo/Brittainy Newman) Derek Chauvin’s conviction on murder charges in the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd was rare, both in terms of the outcome of the trial and what led up to the verdict. There have been countless cases over the years of law enforcement killing people on camera, and a vast majority of officers have wa...

NORRISTOWN — A Philadelphia man wanted for his alleged role in the Christmas Day 2012 gunshot slaying of a Norristown man was apprehended in the borough on Thursday after a pursuit during which he is accused of trying to strike a detective with a vehicle. Rasheed Abdul Farrelle, 36, of the 4700 block of Penn Street, was arraigned via video before District Court Judge Scott Palladino on charges of first- and third-degree murder, conspiracy and person not to possess a firearm in connection w...