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Theresa Setelin
Member since Sep 10, 2011
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Chateau Exxxperience
Why sit in the corner seats back row if your not playing? -Leroy jr
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Pancito & Lefty
I've actually been to P&L twice now: once for brunch with my husband and last… -Marilyn P.
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Mt. Pleasant Seafood
The absolute best in the area. Always fresh, always honest (they let us know right… -Marilyn P.
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Freeloaders: From yoga to farmers markets, all the free stuff you can do this week
Events for the week of Aug. 20-26
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Gov't Mule keeps on keepin' on after 25 years
The Road Goes On Forever
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The Works, Manduka, and Project:OM host a 100 percent charity event for breast cancer research this September
Sweat for good
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Torrey Smith and Carolina Panthers join the battle to overcome by fighting mass incarceration
#schoolsnotprisons
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Weekend roundup: Last weekend to live it up kiddos
Events for the weekend of Aug. 17-19
Re: “It's not too late to remember Rick Rescorla”
Having known Rick, personally (he served with my husband in the Ia Drang) his actions on 9/11 came as no surprise to us. He such a man of honor and courage. My husband would say he was a fierce warrior and expected nothing less from his men however my daughter and I only experienced his "softer" loving and compassionate side. We still mourn for him and selfishly miss him dearly. We love Rick and know that God has a true warrior and hero with Him in heaven. Thank you for your tribute. Theresa Setelin, VA.