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Colonial Williamsburg NewsTo Do list items for the week: walk the dog, pick up dry cleaning, wash the car, oh and plant trees in State Parks across the US. Don’t worry, the last one is easy and you can do it from your desk with the click of a mouse. Odwalla, is donating $100,000 to plant [...]
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Colonial Williamsburg’s Fourth of July Activities celebrate the founding of a nation. The Declaration of Independence, drafted by Virginian Thomas Jefferson, was adopted July 4th, 1776. Celebrate the nation’s birthday with Fifes and Drums, militia parades, and Colonial Williamsburg’s famous Historic Area fireworks. Colonial Williamsburg offers programs throughout the day that honor the birth of [...]
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Colonial Heritage an active adult community in Williamsburg VA has begun building and selling seven brand new plans which will be ready for fall deliveries. There are 5 new single family floor plans and two duplex/ attached floor plans being built. Basements will be available on all of the single family homes, and they [...]
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Returning for the 18th season, Summer Breeze features a solid line-up of popular local and regional bands Wednesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m., All concerts are free . These concerts are always a fun way to spend a Wednesday evening with Family and friends. Bring your dancing shoes and a chair, grab some sandwiches [...]
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They’re back – for the 4th Summer in a row! Sunday night at the movies – ABSOLUTELY FREE! Through the generosity of local business people – like Joe at Middle Peninsula Insurance, Mark & Marshall at Chesapeake Bank, Billy & Sharon at The Fife & Drum Inn, Blue Talon Bistro as well as The [...]
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Presidential assailant John W. Hinckley Jr. will be allowed to obtain a D.C. driver’s license and spend more time at his mother’s home in Kingsmill in Williamsburg Virginia under a ruling yesterday by a federal judge. The decision is the latest in recent years expanding privileges for Hinckley, who has been held at St. Elizabeth’s [...]
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Williamsburg, VA Mobile Real Estate Search Mr Williamsburg is happy to offer a consumer mobile real estate search for the use on your smartphone ( iPhone, Blackberry, Treo, etc) to find and search for real estate, homes, land, condos town homes and more in the Williamsburg VA area. James City County, City of Williamsburg, York [...]
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June 14: Colony Auto Enthusiasts Car Show, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. 21: Outdoor Concert, 6-7:15 p.m., Duke of Gloucester St., 29th Army and Peninsula Concert Bands 21: Prince George Movie Nights begin for season, dusk, Prince George St. Saturdays: Farmers Market, 8 a.m.-Noon, Duke of Gloucester St. Sundays beginning June 21: Prince George Movie Night, dusk, [...]
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It seems that New Yorkers can’t get enough of Williamsburg. After a feature article ran in the New York Times recently the New York Daily News ran it’s own article. The Daily News piece encompassed a wider reach throughout the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland and Virginia. You can read the full article here
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What’s silver, green and gold all over? The College of William and Mary hopes it will soon be a new mascot. We have the ‘Tribe but the College has lacked a mascot ever since the feathers bit the dust. The school has seen mascots come and go. Native American and pony mascots faded in the [...]
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In 1607, three ships carrying over a hundred adventurers from England crossed the Atlantic, not knowing what they would find on the other side. After landing at Cape Henry, in what is today Virginia Beach, they set out to explore the surrounding rivers and bays. They mapped and chronicled their discoveries as they made their [...]
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Shagging on the Riverwalk is a summer concert series held at Riverwalk Landing in Historic Yorktown and features some of the area’s finest beach music, Motown, oldies and more. Guests have the opportunity to practice the “shag” on the large outdoor dance floor, and all are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. [...]
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I had previously posted an article about The Peninsula Housing and Builders Association (PHBA) selecting Founders Pointe in Isle of Wight, VA to host their 26th Annual Parade of Homes event in the spring of 2009. As you have now discovered this did not happen. Then I wrote that Hampton Roads Crossing was the new [...]
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Well, I guess we are bound to get a lot of visitors coming to Williamsburg VA for 36 hour trips now that the New York Times has posted a Williamsburg, VA travel story. I was just looking at my Twitter account ( Twitter/ MrWilliamsburg) and it seems that hundreds if not thousands of people are [...]
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Williamsburg, VA -The Ford’s Colony’s board of directors voted to continue its relationship with Realtec Monday, agreeing to contract with the management arm for five more years. Two years ago the Ford’s Colony homeowners association began to consider other management companies for the $4.5 million management contract. In the past year it solicited proposals and [...]
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Construction crews are busy all along Quarterpath Rd in Williamsburg VA. Thanks to a new builder from Richmond , VA , Royal Dominion Homes is now building Town -homes at Village at Quarterpath within the city limits of Williamsburg at prices starting from $209,000. The town homes offer First Floor Master Bedrooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 [...]
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