Pentagon may go easy in Virginia job cutbacks
BY: Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. — The closing of the Joint Forces Command in Hampton Roads may not be as bad as expected, Virginia officials said Tuesday after their long sought-after meeting with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and other military officials. Gov. Bob McDonnell and the congressional delegation said some functions at the command, such as the modeling [...] |
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A woman checks her phone last month during a walk around the lake at Druid Hill Park. Photo taken by Vicky Gray of Baltimore.
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