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Controversy trails therapist who runs Chesapeake center
Bryan Post is a family therapist who takes on the toughest cases – severely disturbed children and young adults. Despite some successes, critics question his unconventional methods and his credentials.
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Ex-Deep Creek football player remembered as "model kid"
Donte Newsome was a linebacker at Marshall University through the 2005 season, and recently played for an indoor football team. He was shot and killed early Saturday.
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Neighborhoods flattened by tornado show signs of recovery
The hardest-hit neighborhoods are clattering with repair work. Wood frames are rising. Contractors are installing new siding, replacing leaky roofs, and fixing up the interiors of damaged homes.
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Norfolk prosecutor's work has a purpose: protecting children
Jill Harris has prosecuted hundreds of cases of child abuse and neglect, often impassioning her pleas to judges and juries with her motherhood. Almost a dozen were cases in which a parent murdered a child.
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