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“[Charlie’s] really friendly, smart and playful and very energetic. [and] we kind of motivate each other.” O’Leary was training to apply to the navy, and as Charlie was still quite young, she had needed training to restrain her natural energy before going to her forever home. To reinforce that, O’Leary rewarded Charlie when she followed the pace set on their walks, and calmed down quickly when something excited her, with a faster pace – which pushed the young woman to keep up.
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Charlie Girl’s been looking for a new home since November; Maddi O’Leary would adopt the dog herself but was aiming to join the navy next year.
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Special To The Guide George H. Banks was affectionately called “the Mayor of Berkley”, a title that U.S. Congressman Bobby Scott called “rightly” bestowed. Rep. Scott called Mr. Banks’ recent passing on Dec. 26 at age 88,“a tremendous loss for Norfolk and the greater Hampton Roads community”. “George devoted his life to service to his community and successfully fought to eliminate the inequity and inequality of our nation’s housing policies,” said Rep. Scott. Norfolk’s elected Mayor Dr. Kenneth Alexander said, “He will always be affectionately remembered as ‘The Mayor of Berkley.” “Mr. George Banks helped shaped the Berkeley Community by introducing social and economic programs that ushered its renewal.”