City Council approved four early voting satellite locations for the upcoming November election, but one in the heart of the Black community was left out.
CHESAPEAKE — Plans are falling into place for Chesapeake’s first public swimming pool at the Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee Community Center in South Norfolk. But it’s been a long time coming. Since the city’s founding in the 1960s, it has never anchored a public pool despite requests for decades from community leaders and even former Mayor William Ward. Some residents, until now, believed the project .
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