Lorraine Graves, pioneering Norfolk ballerina who broke barr

Lorraine Graves, a ballerina known for her willowy frame and majestic grace who starred as a principal dancer for the groundbreaking Dance Theatre of Harlem for nearly two decades, died on March 21 in Norfolk. She was 66.

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