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Colonial Williamsburg News- New Podcast – Fifes and Drums: The MusicMembers of the Senior Corps of the Colonial Williamsburg Fifes and Drums play the tunes that directed a soldier through his day, from morning’s first light to the night’s last ale. Listen
- From Our Kitchens: Chicken PuddingA favorite dish in its day, this chicken pudding combines elements of a quiche and a cake. Savory yet wholesome, this dish could easily become a favorite in your family, too. Learn More
- From the Garden, May 15Transplanted melons under paper frame“Zatta” cantaloupeThis week we have moved the melons out of the hotbed frame and planted them in the garden under frames covered with oiled paper so that they may not be annoyed by the sun and wind before they have established themselves sufficiently to withstand the rigors of full exposure to the elements. It is of the u […]
- New Podcast – Fifes and Drums: The InstrumentsLearn the history of the instruments behind the distinctive sound of the Colonial Williamsburg Fife and Drum Corps. Listen
- Colonial Williamsburg’s Gift to the NationRegistration for our award-winning field trip, “Founders or Traitors,” is free for a whole year! Get free access to this Electronic Field Trip including its award winning collection of video, lesson plans, interactive web games, and resources through May 1, 2014. Colonial Williamsburg’s Gift to the Nation provides teachers with unique resources to engage stu […]
- New Podcast – Fifes and Drums: The Music
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- Sterling Perry named Officer of the Year for James City County PoliceJAMES CITY - Master Officer Sterling Perry has been named James City County Police “Officer of the Year.” The announcement was made May 16 during the department’s Annual Award’s ceremony at the Law Enforcement Center. The award was presented to Officer Perry by John McGlennon, Chairman of the James City County Board of Supervisors and Emmett Harmon, Chief of […]
- Man dragged 4 miles following wreck in ToanoDriver indicates that racing preceded crash on Richmond Road JAMES CITY -Two cars racing in the upper county Saturday afternoon led to an accident in which the driver of one of the cars was unknowingly dragged about four miles. Two other people were hospitalized.
- Bruton's DaSha Hill earns softball first team honorsBruton outfielder DaSha Hill was named to first team all Bay Rivers District softball on Monday. She is joined by Grafton's Hannah Olson, Christa Hall, Emily Beyery, Smithfield's Ashley Newman, Allie Nowak and Sydney Gay, York's Maddie Rogerson and Lia Batchelor, Poquoson's Karlee Holzbach and Sydney Turner and Tabb's Kayla St. John […]
- Warhill baseball's Michael Brumfield earns player of the year honorsAfter leading his team to the top spot in the Bay Rivers, Warhill baseball senior pitcher Micheal Brumfield was named both district Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year on Monday. Warhill's Blake Wills also earned first team honors as a utility player.
- James City police offer VIN etching, child seat checksJAMES CITY - County Police, in conjunction with Virginia State Police, will conduct VIN etching on May 23 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Target parking lot on Monticello Avenue.
- Maryland woman wins Mini Cooper from Busch GardensJAMES CITY – April Goodman from Laytonsville, Md., won a 2013 Mini Cooper Roadster and a Coca Cola prize package as part of the Busch Gardens® Verbolten 1st Birthday Giveaway.
- Sterling Perry named Officer of the Year for James City County Police
- News From W&M
- Daylight Saving Time spurs drop in crime rateResearchers are no longer in the dark about when criminals are most likely to attack.
- Proposals sought for EVMS/W&M collaborative researchFaculty and staff from William & Mary joined their counterparts from Eastern Virginia Medical School Tuesday to discuss what might be the most fruitful areas for collaborative research.
- W&M law students draft report on 2012 election delaysStudents from William & Mary Law School's Election Law Society recently completed a report on 2012 election delays.
- W&M graduates encouraged to live lives of integrity, serviceAs they begin a new chapter in their lives, the members of William & Mary’s Class of 2013 should seek to live lives of integrity, service, patience and humility, said FBI Director Robert S. Mueller on Sunday.
- Daylight Saving Time spurs drop in crime rate
