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With the budget constrained by COVID-19 issues, the city must weigh priorities. Author: Connor Rhiel Updated: 9:03 PM EST March 8, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. — "The outlook for fiscal 2021 and 2022 is improved, but not enough to allow for expansion of current service levels. From that standpoint, we do not recommend expanding or restoring ongoing service at this point." That's the message budget director Greg Patrick relayed to the Norfolk City Council. The city, like much of the state, has fared better than expected based on projections made during the COVID-19 pande...

While the city says it has no plans to permanently shutter any facilities, the budget doesn't include the money to reopen them for now.

The lines of traffic had just started to move when my daughter and I noticed an older man trying to run with his walker down the parking area, to what we assumed was his vehicle. His vehicle was quite some distance behind where we had been parked and now stood alone as everyone else had gone around. Just as he had passed us, his legs gave out and he had to sit on his walker. I was just about to jump out of the vehicle (and I must admit I wondered how I would get on board) when we noticed a B.C. Ferries truck patrolling the area turn around and pull up beside the gentleman.

JCSD lieutenant passed away overnight Thursday Lt. Greg Patrick served in the Corrections Division of the sheriff’s department as he worked in the Jones County Juvenile Detention Facility. (Source: Jones County Sheriff's Department) By Renaldo Hopkins | January 22, 2021 at 10:47 AM CST - Updated January 22 at 2:27 PM JONES COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - A Jones County Sheriff’s Department lieutenant passed away overnight due to complications from an off-duty fall last year. According to a Facebook post, JCSD confirmed the death of Lt. Greg Patrick Friday morning. Patrick served in the Corr...

Integrity. >> sounds like a yes. >> i'm thinking about it. >> tucker: moral integrity, moral decency. that is worrisome. people who know how deeply flawed they are tend not to overreach. they have humility. but when you're a holy warrior on a mission from god, what won't you do? greg patrick is chief investigator at wtvt fox in tampa bay. he joins us with the latest on this story. what is the state of play on this recount? it >>'s a mess. you have a growing list of blunders and gaffs. bill nelson still trailing by some 12,500 votes. it would be unprecedented that he would catch up. but they're...