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Why is Someone in Maine Selling $13 Fingers on Marketplace? I'm used to seeing weird things pop up on the Facebook Marketplace. Primarily I'm used to seeing all of the weird things because I'm one of those people that is ALWAYS ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE. Why? I don't even really buy anything from there. I think I'm just obsessed with seeing what people around here are trying to get rid of. Anyway, I was perusing and amusing on the good old Facebook Marketplace late last night when I came across what appeared to be human fingers for sale. Now, I'm not much of an aficionado on human fingers but $...

In Business Notes: The Pavilion at Williamsburg and the Farley Center on Mooretown Road in James City County purchased; Muddy Marley’s Dog Wash opening; new trustees for Williamsburg Health Foundation; NDP has been named agency of record for Chesapeake Bank; and local businesses have extended their leases.

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'Situation is dire': 1 in 5 testing positive for COVID in Sutter County FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this May 6, 2020, photo customers wait to get their nails done at the Nail Tech salon in the Yuba Sutter Mall in Yuba City.Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press Health officials are pleading for help from the community as the coronavirus rips through Sutter County, which only has one hospital that can take in COVID patients. Sutter County, home to a little under 100,000 residents, is currently seeing a test positivity rate of 20.1%. That means one in every five COVID tests is coming back posit...