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Learn about going green at the Virginia United Green Symposium on April 25 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hampton Roads Convention Center, 1610 Coliseum Drive. Panel discussions will include: VA Green Business Initiatives Marketing Green Products and Services to Public/Private Sector Lowering Business and Personal Expenses by Going Green Eco-Friendly Recycling and [...]
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In Williamsburg, Virginia, the gold standard for private country club communities has been set – Governor’s Land. Only seven short miles from Colonial Williamsburg and located where the Chickahominy and James rivers meet, it is private, on the waterfront, and truly a unique living experience. Tall stands of tree, shorelines, and wetlands distinguish the environment [...]
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A Master Planned Golf Community Greensprings West offers a wide range of custom builders, new and resale homes Located in James City County/Williamsburg, Virginia on the grounds of the historic Green Spring Plantation it is built around the award winning Williamsburg National Golf Course. New homes currently start in the $400,000’s to $600,000’s, with resale [...]
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From an article in the Washington Post: Four regional banks from around the country yesterday became the first firms to repay emergency aid from the government, but the show of strength also underscored concerns about the health of a key element of the federal economic recovery program. The largest bank to exit, Signature Bank of [...]
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