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It’s funny how family happens

CHESAPEAKE BETTY J. MEYER is one of the most important people in Chesapeake government. Until last year, she was responsible for crafting the city budget, the hulking document that shows how they'll spend every penny of $963 million. It's a stressful job. Especially in the spring, when the budget is hammered into finality. When residents get mad about their tax rates and city spending.

Human error at Chesapeake polls led to mix-up about who won seat

CHESAPEAKE Suzy Kelly was among the Republican City Council candidates Tuesday night who joined hands before a cheering crowd and raised their arms in victory. A mile and a half way, a disappointed Vice Mayor Dwight Parker left the Democratic gathering, thinking he had lost the final council seat to Kelly by a mere six votes.

Woman guilty in prostitution ring at Chesapeake trailer park

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A 50-year-old Bronx woman pleaded guilty Friday to her role in a prostitution ring that operated out of a Chesapeake trailer park.

Francisca Arias-De Rey was one of six people arrested in a November brothel raid. She entered the plea in Chesapeake General District Court with the aid of a Spanish interpreter.

A showdown of pork BBQ with Bobby Flay

Will Chesapeake’s Wood Chick, Lee Ann Whippen, kick Bobby Flay’s pork butt?

New Chesapeake Circuit Court judges to be sworn in

CHESAPEAKE Two new judges are scheduled to be sworn in today to fill posts in Chesapeake Circuit Court.

Chesapeake defense attorney John Brown is set to be sworn in at the courthouse at 1 p.m. Norfolk Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Marjorie Arrington is to be sworn in at 4 p.m., according to court officials.

'Green Team' makes its mark in Chesaspeake

CHESAPEAKE Meet the "Green Team" - 75 gifted-and-talented third-graders from Chesapeake who spent their school year learning about the polluted Elizabeth River and encouraging its revival.

Baptist group to hold annual convention in Chesapeake

The Virginia Baptist State Convention, the oldest black Baptist organization in Virginia, is holding its 141st annual gathering Monday through Friday at the Chesapeake Conference Center.

Dollar Tree's sales up 7.8 percent in first quarter

Dollar Tree Inc. announced that sales for the first quarter of 2008 topped $1 billion, up 7.8 percent from the same period last year and exceeding the company's projections.

Man indicted in death of Portsmouth woman he had stalked

CHESAPEAKE A Chesapeake grand jury has indicted Tommie Forster on a charge of first-degree murder in the killing of a 21-year-old Portsmouth woman. The grand jury returned the indictment this week against Forster, a 22-year-old Portsmouth resident. He is accused of killing Maya Danielle Davis, of the 4600 block of West Norfolk Road in Portsmouth.

'Green Team' youngsters do their part to restore the Elizabeth River

CHESAPEAKE - Meet the “Green Team” – 75 gifted-and-talented 3rd-graders from Chesapeake who spent their school year learning about the polluted Elizabeth River and encouraging its revival.