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According to Virginia Beach, the Coast Guard issued an exclusion zone from the Jetty at Rudee Loop to 42nd Street.

Based on feedback from the 2019 Something in the Water festival, Virginia Beach police will only shut down roads outside of the footprint of the festival as needed, rather than doing so preemptively.

Half of the public parking lot at 2nd Street closed this week as festival organizers set up a large white tent next to the Boardwalk.

Norm Jenkins of Capstone Development was scheduled to present his idea for a mixed use project next door to the Virginia Beach sports and convention centers to the City Council Tuesday. But the presentation was scrubbed from the agenda. It's unclear who made the call to pull it from the agenda or why.

At the first of two city-sponsored informational meetings Thursday morning, festival and city officials gave an overview of festival’s theme and goals as well as travel and transportation logistics for the three-day weekend event.

At the first of two city-sponsored informational meetings Thursday morning, festival and city officials gave an overview of festival’s theme and goals as well as travel and transportation logistics for the three-day weekend event.

Results of the city's community outreach efforts on the future of the Rudee Loop site revealed people prefer a park over commercial development.

Feedback on Hampton Carousel, update on Rudee Loop development, controlled burn at Colonial Downs, and today's weather

Consultants hired by the city collected in-person feedback on Rudee Loop at the site Friday morning.

Virginia Beach calls it "one of the most desirable plots of undeveloped land on the eastern seaboard." There are only days left to give input on four development options for Rudee Loop.