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Feeling better than he expected after a four-month absence, Carlos Alcaraz is planning to take more breaks during the tennis season.

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Cape Charles officials broke ground Thursday morning on a new municipal building that will bring the town’s administrative offices, police department and council chambers together under one roof. The ceremony was held at the corner of Fig Street and Randolph Avenue, where the approximately $6.2 million facility will be constructed. Completion is anticipated in about 14 months. Capital Projects Manager ... Read More The post Cape Charles breaks ground on new municipal building appeared first

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Rebecca Mahanes with Land Tech Group breaks down the stunning backyard retreat featured in HOME magazine's Fall Showcase Home (p. 66). Learn how Land Tech turned a napkin sketch into a luxury vanishing-edge gunite pool, integrated automated safety covers, managed steep slope elevations and why planning in the fall is essential for spring swimming.

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A 91-year-old man who goes by the nickname Grey Beard has reclaimed his record as the oldest hiker to complete the Appalachian Trail. Dale Sanders started last Sept. 6 in West Virginia, hiked the nearly 2,200-mile trail in out-of-order sections with breaks in between, and finished Monday atop Mount Katahdin in Maine. Sanders first set the record in 2017 at age 82. Four years later, 83-year-old M.J. Eberhart took the title, but within months, Sanders announced his plan for a comeback. By his coun

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