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Norfolk actor steps back in time for latest role
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Norfolk actor steps back in time for latest role
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Hollywood Celebrities Rush to Blame Asian Hate as Motive in Atlanta Killings While Police Indicate Race Not Motive
17 Mar 2021
Hollywood celebrities are rushing to blame the shooting deaths of eight people in the Atlanta area on anti-Asian racism, despite the police indicating that race wasn’t the motive. According to a law enforcement official, the suspect has claimed the shootings at three massage parlors were related to an apparent sex addiction and his desire to eliminate his sexual temptations.
President Joe Biden refrained from rushing to judgement when reporters asked him about the shooting. “I am making no connection at this moment on the motivation of the killer,” he told reporters Wednesday in the Oval Office. “I’m waiting for an answer as the investigation proceeds from the FBI and the Justice Department.”
Comedian Mary Coustas reveals the surprising inspiration behind her iconic character Effie
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March 16, 2021 at 2:15pm
(Updated at 3:35 p.m.)Mom’s Pizza Restaurant at Westmont Shopping Center is closing this summer after 32 years, the owners tell ARLnow.
Owner John Hosein says the property manager recently informed the long-running restaurant that they would have to vacate their space along Columbia Pike for a planned redevelopment.
“They need the space,” says Hosein. “They want to… demolish the whole shopping center.”
He says it’s likely that they’ll close in June.
The County Board approved the shopping center’s redevelopment in September 2019. The plan is to replace the aging shopping center and surface parking lot with 250 market rate apartments and new retail. A small-format grocery store may be among the new retail options.