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Katie Lavin, who taught for 30 years at schools on LI, would do anything to help her young students learn to read, her relatives recalled.
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The Hampton City Council will vote Wednesday evening on whether to allow developers to transform the site of a former school for deaf, blind and disabled students on Shell Road into industrial warehouses. The $94 million project has been the source of significant controversy among neighboring property owners.
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Developers want to turn the former site of the Virginia School for the Deaf, Blind and Multi-disabled in Hampton into industrial warehouse facilities. But some of the area residents don't support the project.