City Manager’s Update

On budget and ahead of schedule, the new Virginia Beach

Sports Center had its ceremonial opening Oct. 1. My thanks to

the Mayor and City Council as well as the project team for delivering this incredible new

addition to our city. With 54 events already booked for year

one—including 39 that are new to the market, it is clear that

sports tourism is a key to growing into a year-round destination

and expanding our revenue base.

The excitement of those in attendance could not be masked by

the mandatory face coverings and social distancing on site. Each

guest was treated to a guided tour of the facility in groups of 20.

Sports center employees stationed throughout the facility

provided building and booking details at each stop.

Construction of the $68 million sports center began in August 2018. The 285,000-square-foot

facility, designed by Clark Nexsen and constructed by MEB General Contractors, Inc., is the

only venue of its kind on the east coast not on a college or university campus. It houses a 200-

meter indoor hydraulically banked track, 12 basketball courts that can be converted into 24

volleyball courts, multiple

concession areas, digitally enhanced

meeting rooms, contemporary event

space and seating for up to 5,000.

The new facility is managed by

ESM VBSC, LLC.

The Virginia Beach Sports Center is

located at 1045 19th St., across from the Virginia Beach Convention Center and less than a mile

from the oceanfront. Visit vbsportscenter.com for more information.

The deadline for the Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Relief Program has been extended to

Saturday, Oct. 31 and other relief programs have applications deadlines approaching. Please visit

emergency.vbgov.com/coronavirus#money for details about each program, including criteria,

eligibility and applications.

Applications are accepted through Oct. 12. To encourage businesses to

continue their operations and help mitigate the negative impacts of the pandemic, these grants

are intended to provide immediate financial relief for expenses already incurred.

Applications are now accepted through Oct.

31. The program provides direct relief for households where an occupant has lost their

employment, had their work hours reduced or has been furloughed due to COVID-19. Any

impacted household, whether they have paid their tax bill or not, can apply if they meet the

eligibility requirements. For more information, including necessary documents for proof of

eligibility and applications, visit VBgov.com/COVID19TaxRelief.

Applications will be accepted through Nov. 15 and

reviewed on a rolling basis until funding has been expended. This program provides grant

assistance to qualified arts and cultural 501(c)3 non-profit organizations for immediate financial

relief for unforeseen expenses due to the global health emergency.

Still available and provides financial assistance to

qualifying residential customers who need assistance for solid waste collection, storm water,

sanitary sewer and water services charges. Visit VBgov.com/CSPandemicRelief for eligibility

requirements and to apply.

Still available and provides eligible households with assistance to

help prevent foreclosure of low- and moderate-income homeowners in Virginia Beach who have

experienced loss of employment income due to COVID-19. Residents must complete a quick,

online questionnaire available at VBgov.com/mortgageassistance to see if they meet the initial

screening criteria.

The emergency.vbgov.com/coronavirus site is our information hub for resources, links and news

related to our COVID-19 response.

The City of Virginia Beach has saved taxpayers $2.6 million by refinancing $16.7 million in

bonds, stormwater rehabilitation, roadway coordination and neighborhood projects. The City’s

strong credit rating of AAA and Aa1 on its Stormwater Utility system made the savings possible.

A Bond Resolution authorizing the distribution of the Preliminary Official Statement in

connection with the issuance of Storm Water Utility Revenue Bonds, Series 2020A and 2020B in

the maximum amount of $107.5 million, comprised of up to $90 million for new money and

$17.5 million for refunding was approved by City Council on Sept. 1. Last week, the City sold a

total of $91.5 million comprised of $77.4 million in new money and $14.1 million in refunding

Storm Water Utility Revenue Bonds. The refunding resulted in present value debt service

savings of $2.6 million over the remaining 16-year term of the refunded bonds, or 15.4% of the

refunded bonds.

Seven electronic bids were received from various investment banking, securities brokerage and

financial services firms on the Storm Water Utility Revenue and Refunding Revenue Bonds. The

bonds were awarded to Wells Fargo Bank, National Association at a true interest cost of

1.945895% – lowest rate ever for City’s Storm Water new money and refunding bonds.

Maintaining strong credit ratings allows the City to receive the lowest rates, which in turn saves

the taxpayers money.

Every October, the National Fallen Firefighters

Foundation sponsors the National Fallen

Firefighters Memorial Weekend, the official

national tribute to firefighters who died in the line

of duty during the previous year. To kick off NFF

Memorial Weekend, Fire Departments and

municipalities across the nation will light up

select facilities in red to honor the fallen and

“Light the Night” this weekend. Virginia Beach

and the Virginia Beach Fire Department will

participate in this annual event by lighting the

Emergency Operations Center (Bldg. 30) in red

light Friday through Sunday night. At the Oceanfront, King Neptune will be illuminated in red

on Saturday and Sunday night. Citizens can also show their support by putting a red light bulb in

the porch light at home to honor our fallen firefighters. For more information on this nationwide

event, visit www.firehero.org/events/memorial-weekend/about/light-night-fallen-firefighters.

The Virginia Beach History Museums is

partnering with the Princess Anne Country

Training School/Union Kempsville High

School Alumni and Friends Association

and Teens with a Purpose for the

ImmortALL: Performance Poetry

Project, which pairs local African

American history with the lively art of

performance poetry.

Virginia Beach teens age 13-19 will

connect with alumni from PACTS/UKHS,

as well as professional poets from TWP, in

monthly online and small in-person

sessions from October 2020 through April

2021. Teens will engage with alumni from

the classes of 1943-1969, visit and view footage from the VBHM’s Princess Anne County

Training School/Union Kempsville High School Museum and attend TWP performance poetry

workshops. They will also re-interpret local oral history through the lens of their own

experiences with current events. ImmortALL: Performance Poetry Project will tentatively

conclude in spring of 2021 with a final public performance

PACTS/UKHS alumni will begin the program with My Story, Our Story, a two-part online

presentation, at noon on Oct. 10 and Oct. 17. The conversations will be the foundation from

which the teens will eventually create their performance poetry. Once per month from November

through April, teens will have an opportunity to attend TWP’s limited, socially distanced

performance poetry workshops (locations TBD) or attend online via Zoom sessions. Poetry

workshops will help students explore the stories shared by alumni, as well as their own

experiences. This will help work towards a goal of immortalizing the ideals and history of the

community that built PACTS/UKHS while sounding the call for further understanding, equity

and social change.

All interested teens can register now to participate in this unique retelling of local African

American history. Teens and their parents/guardians can download registration forms and learn

more about this free program at museumsvb.org or TWPTheMovement.org.

The Virginia Beach Historic Preservation Commission recently added three properties to the

Virginia Beach Historical Register: Winston Cottage (205 23rd Street), Musick Mansion (209

59th Street) and Church Point Manor (4001 Church Point Road).

The Winston Cottage is a traditional beach cottage built in 1926 by Henry and Agnes Winston.

Historically it was used by the Winston’s as a single-family home with an upstairs apartment.

Additional bedrooms were added to the house in the 1940s. Agnes Winston lived in the cottage

into the 1990s. The building has been adaptably reused as a restaurant (Tautogs).

The Musick Mansion is a Colonial Revival style home built in the mid-1930s with a dune top

view of the Atlantic Ocean. The builder is unknown, but the Musick family lived there from the

1940s to the 1960s. It has cedar shake siding and interior pine paneling. The entrance foyer

features a curved staircase with original balustrade. Its grand front portico with open second

story and Chippendale railing is a visually distinguishing feature.

Church Point Manor was built circa 1860 by G.G. Garrison. The

property eventually became part of the adjacent Bayville farm. It is a

vernacular Victorian farmhouse constructed of brick with Italianate

detailing. A large, but visually separate, addition was added in the

1990s and the house was converted into a bed and breakfast

operation. Guests included President Barack Obama and

Ambassador Caroline Kennedy. It is currently a private residence.

Created in 1999, the Virginia Beach Historical Register recognizes historic buildings in Virginia

Beach that are important to our local heritage. Property owners must apply for their building to

be considered for listing, which is honorary and does not provide any protections or restrictions.

There are currently 78 historic properties listed in the Register. Information and applications are

available online at VBgov.com/historicpreservation. The program is administered by the

Planning and Community Development Department and the Virginia Beach Historic

Preservation Commission. Contact: Mark Reed, (757) 385-8573.

The Old Cape Henry Lighthouse reopened to the public today, having

been closed to the general public since March due to the COVID-19

pandemic. The lighthouse will be open seven days a week from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. General admission is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors, military

and AAA members, $8 for students and free for children under 42

inches tall. General admission includes access to the lighthouse’s new

“visitor plaza” at the base of the tower. Climbs of the lighthouse tower itself are limited in availability

and are included in a combination ticket at $14. To aid in social distancing and allow for cleaning in

between groups, climbs of the tower must be reserved online at www.preservationvirginia.org/tickets.

♦ Virginia Beach Television (VBTV) Program Schedule | Oct. 4 through Oct. 10, 2020.

VIRGINIA BEACH TELEVISION Cox Cable Channels 46, 47 & 48

Verizon Cable Channels 46, 47 & 45

PROGRAM SCHEDULE OCTOBER 4 – OCTOBER 10, 2020

VIRGINIA BEACH TELEVISION provides locally produced and other specialty programming to support the mission of the Virginia Beach Municipal Government and the Virginia Beach City Public School System. Program listings reflect expected airtimes but may be preempted by public meetings, hearings, and special events.

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City Council and Planning Commission meetings, archives of previous meetings, and original VBTV programming. LIVE meetings and previous sessions of the Virginia Beach City School Board can be accessed at http://www.vbschools.com/schoolboard/archive.

PUBLIC MEETINGS

VIRGINIA BEACH CITY COUNCIL MEETING (Cox 48 / Verizon 45) — Recablecast of the

September 22 meeting: Sun 9am. LIVE: Tue, Informal Session 3pm; Formal Session 6pm. Recablecast: Thu 7pm; Fri 9am.

VIRGINIA BEACH CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING (Cox 47 / Verizon 47) — Recablecast of the

September 22 meeting: Mon 2pm; Wed 7pm; Sat 9am.

VIRGINIA BEACH TELEVISION – COX 48 / VERIZON 45 A BIOGRAPHY OF AMERICA: THE TWENTIES — View history as a living narrative rather than a series of irrefutable facts to be memorized. Prominent historians present America's story as something that is best understood from a variety of perspectives. Sun 9pm; Mon 8am & 3pm; Thu 12am; Fri 3pm. A PLACE OF OUR OWN: FINANCIAL TIPS TO HELP FAMILIES COPE — Insight and advice for solving issues related to parenting and child rearing. Mon 2:30am, 1:30pm & 11:30pm; Tue & Thu 7:30am; Wed 2:30am, 1:30pm & 8:30pm; Fri 8:30pm; Sat 7:30am, 1:30pm & 11:30pm. AMERICAN CINEMA: THE COMBAT FILM — Explore film history and American culture through the eyes of Hollywood insiders. Sun 10:30pm; Mon 9:30am & 4:30pm; Thu 1:30am; Fri 4:30pm. ART HISTORY: FLEMISH PAINTING — Sun 4:30pm; Tue & Sat 9:30am; Wed 6:30am & 4:30pm. ART OF HEALTHY AGING — A biweekly newscast about the U.S. Air Force, its people, its programs and missions. Mon 1am, 12pm & 10pm; Tue & Thu 6am; Wed 1am, 12pm & 7pm; Fri 7pm; Sat 6am, 12pm & 10pm. ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD: THE CLASSICAL IDEAL — From the restrained classical tradition to energetic and spontaneous modern art, masterpieces of the Western world are interpreted through major paintings. Sun 1pm; Fri 8am; Sat 2pm. DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA - INTEREST GROUPS: ORGANIZING TO INFLUENCE — Sun & Thu 2pm; Fri 1pm. DISCOVERING PSYCHOLOGY: THE MIND AWAKE AND ASLEEP — Explore historic and current theories of human behavior. Sun 11:30pm; Mon 10:30am & 5:30pm; Thu 2:30am; Fri 5:30pm.

ECONOMICS U$A: THE FIRM — Explore fundamentals of economic history, theory, and practice. Sun 7am; Tue & Thu 1pm; Fri 2am. EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MUSIC: THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF MUSIC — Explore basic elements of music and how music is an expression of culture. Sun & Thu 2:30pm; Fri 1:30pm. FOCUS NNS — Explore current events at Newport News Shipbuilding. Mon 1:45am, 12:45pm & 10:45pm; Tue & Thu 6:45am; Wed 1:45am, 12:45pm & 7:45pm; Fri 7:45pm; Sat 6:45am, 12:45pm & 10:45pm. HOW IN THE WORLD — Hop aboard the Airship Curiosity and travel the globe for adventure and learning. Learn how helicopters fly; how glassblowers shape glass; and Professor Omnibus reveals how to make CO2 from vinegar and banking soda. Sun 7pm; Mon 6am; Tue 10pm; Wed 9am; Thu 6:30pm; Fri 10pm; Sat 1am & 4pm. KENNEDY CENTER PERFORMING ARTS: DR. BILLY TAYLOR AND YOUNG JAZZ MUSICIANS — Sun & Tue 12am; Mon & Sat 6pm; Wed 9pm; Thu 8am & 3pm; Fri 5am. LEARNING MATH: CYCLIC FUNCTIONS — Designed for elementary and middle school teachers, and organized according to standards developed by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, this series explores topics in measurement, number operations, statistics, geometry, and algebra. Sun 6:30am; Tue & Thu 12:30pm; Fri 1:30am. MATH MONSTERS — Designed for pre-kindergarten children, this animated series provides an amusing and enlightening introduction to mathematical concepts. Sun 4pm; Tue & Sat 9am; Wed 6am & 4pm. MEET THE AUTHOR: T.A. BARRON — Sun 5pm; Tue & Sat 10am; Wed 7am & 5pm. MOM ALWAYS SAID: MEET THE MOMS — Discussion between real moms with real experiences and real tips on raising a family. Mon 12:30am, 11:30am & 9:30pm; Tue & Thu 5:30am; Wed 12:30am & 6:30pm; Fri 6:30pm; Sat 5:30am, 11:30am & 9:30pm. MONEYTRACK: IS YOUR RETIREMENT IN DANGER? — One wrong turn can steer a comfortable lifesyle right off a cliff. Learn three easy steps to jump-start your retirement plan, and explore the best ways to use a financial advisor to help map your future. Mon 2am, 1pm & 11pm; Tue & Thu 7am; Wed 2am, 1pm & 8pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 7am, 1pm & 11pm. NEWSWRITING: BROADCAST NEWS WRITING — Explore techniques to become a better writer through traditional and emerging journalistic styles. Mon 12am, 11am & 9pm; Tue 5am; Wed 12am, 11am & 6pm; Thu 5am & 6pm; Fri 6pm; Sat 5am, 11am & 9pm. ON THE OTHER HAND — Learn American Sign Language. Sun 8:30pm; Mon 7:30am; Tue & Fri 11:30pm; Wed 10:30am; Sat 2:30am & 5:30pm. PRIMARILY GEORGE — Educators highlight online primary source documents that can be used to teach students about various aspects of George Washington and the Founding Era, discussing the challenges and best practices involved in teaching with primary source documents. Sun 7:30pm; Mon 6:30am; Tue & Fri 10:30pm; Wed 9:30am; Sat 1:30am & 4:30pm. READ-ALEE-DEED-ALEE: WE CONSULT THE ADULT — An early reading series introducing sounds and rhyming patterns that unlock words and the meaning of words. Sun 3:45pm; Tue & Sat 8:45am; Wed 5:45am & 3:45pm. REAL VIRGINIA — Agricultural news and family-oriented stories presented by the Virginia Farm Bureau. Mon 12:30am, 11:30am & 9:30pm; Tue & Thu 5:30am; Wed 12:30am, 11:30am & 6:30pm; Fri 6:30pm; Sat 5:30am, 11:30am & 9:30pm.

SEA LEVEL RISE: STEWARDS OF THE SOUTHERN RIVERS WATERSHED — Stacey Feken, Policy and Engagement Manager of the Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Partnership, provides an overview of the organization and discusses conservation efforts in the Southern Rivers Watershed. In addition, Tom Allen, professor of geography, and Tal Ezer, professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, explain the climate and oceanic processes facing communities in that region. Sun & Tue 1am; Mon & Sat 7pm; Wed 10pm; Thu 9am & 4pm; Fri 6am. SHAMU TV: GORILLAS — Travel deep into the forests of Africa to discover the world of the mysterious mountain gorilla. Meet the people and organizations working to protect these endangered apes in regions of turmoil and strife, and visit Busch Gardens where the hard work and dedication to protect and preserve all gorilla species carries on. Sun 3pm; Tue & Sat 8am; Wed 5am & 3pm. SIGNING TIME: PLAYTIME SIGNS — An introduction to American Sign Language for children. Sun 5:30pm; Tue & Sat 10:30am; Wed 7:30am & 5:30pm. THE MATH DUDE: SOLVING SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS: GRAPHING — Middle and high school students can improve their algebra skills with these fast–paced programs devoted to Algebra I as it is taught in the classroom today. Sun 3:30pm; Tue & Sat 8:30am; Wed 5:30am & 3:30pm. THE POWER OF PLACE: STRENGTH TO OVERCOME — Explore the physical, human, political, historical, economic, and cultural factors that affect people and natural environments. Sun 8am; Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 2pm; Thu 11pm. THE WHOLE CHILD CAREGIVER GUIDE: RESPECTING DIVERSITY — Sun 5:30am; Tue & Thu 11:30am; Fri 12:30am. THE WORLD OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY: THE SCHIZOPHRENIAS — See how people with diagnosed psychological disorders actually behave. Case studies, enriched with commentary from experts, help demystify the biological, psychological, and environmental causes of dysfunctional behavior. Sun 9:30pm; Mon 8:30am & 3:30pm; Thu 12:30am; Fri 3:30pm. THE WORLD OF CHEMISTRY: A MATTER OF STATE — Sun 6am; Tue & Thu 12pm; Fri 1am. UNSEEN LIFE ON EARTH: MICROBIAL EVOLUTION — Peer into the microbial world and discover how microorganisms affect everything from medicine to environmental issues to global politics. Dynamic visuals and case studies, including DNA testing and dramatic battles against dangerous viruses, illustrate the work and effects of microorganisms. Sun 5am; Tue & Thu 11am; Fri 12am. UNTOLD STORIES FROM AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS: CITY KIDS IN NATIONAL PARKS — Explore efforts to bring inner city kids into the parks, often for their first encounters with wilderness. Sun 4:15pm; Tue & Sat 9:15am; Wed 6:15am & 4:15pm. VIRGINIA BEACH COLD CASE FILES: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BARBARA JEAN? — See if you can help solve perplexing disappearances, tragic murders and unsolved crimes from VBPD’s cold case files. Sun 6pm; Mon 5am; Tue & Fri 9pm; Wed 8am; Thu 6:30pm; Sat 12am & 3pm.

VIRGINIA BEACH TELEVISION – COX 47 / VERIZON 47

A BIOGRAPHY OF AMERICA — Wed 3pm. A HISTORY OF BLACK ACHIEVEMENT IN AMERICA: BLACKS ENTER THE GILDED AGE — Explore the contributions of Black Americans to have influenced our culture, enriched our society, and shaped the history of the United States. Mon 10:30pm; Tue & Fri 11:30am & 3:30pm; Thu 11:30am. A PLACE OF OUR OWN — Sun 11:30pm. AGAINST ALL ODDS — Mon 9pm; Fri 2pm; Thu 10am. AMERICAN CINEMA — Wed 4:30pm. ART HISTORY: FLEMISH PAINTING — Tue 6am; Thu 6am & 5:30pm. ART OF HEALTHY AGING — Sun 10pm. ART OF THE WESTERN WORLD — Mon 7pm; Tue 11pm; Wed 2pm; Fri 5pm & 11pm. CLASSIC ARTS SHOWCASE — Enjoy the classic arts by experiencing short video clips of film and music. Sat 12am through 8am, 1:30pm through 6pm, and 8pm through Sun 8pm. DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA — Tue 5pm; Wed & Fri 6pm; Thu & Sat 7pm. DISCOVERING PSYCHOLOGY — Wed 5:30pm. ECONOMICS U$A — Thu 10pm. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: TORNADO: PLAN TO SURVIVE — Using examples based on real-life experiences, this program illustrates what to do if trapped in a mobile home, an automobile, at work or at school, or in a shopping mall. Tue & Thu 7am. EXERCISE HORIZONS — Mon, Wed, Fri 10:30am; Tue & Thu 2:30pm. ETHICS IN AMERICA: DO UNTO OTHERS — Explore ethical dilemmas in legal, political, corporate, and military arenas through panel discussions with community leaders. Mon 11pm; Tue & Fri 12pm & 4pm; Thu 12pm. EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MUSIC — Tue 5:30pm; Wed & Fri 6:30pm; Thu & Sat 7:30pm. FIT FOR DUTY: KICKBOXING — An exercise program spanning several disciplines, such as kickboxing, Pilates, aerobics, weight training, and more. Produced by The Pentagon Channel. Mon & Wed 12pm; Tue & Thu 8am. FOCUS NNS — Sun 10:30pm. FUZION FITNESS — Mon & Wed 11am; Tue & Thu 3pm; Fri 11am. HOMEBOUND EXERCISE — Mon, Wed, Fri 10am; Tue & Thu 2pm. HOW IN THE WORLD — Mon, Wed, & Fri 9:30am; Mon & Sat 6:30pm; Thu 11:30pm. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: IMAGINING NEW WORLDS — Economic and cultural geography are combined to explore the relationships between humans and their natural environment, and to track the broad social patterns that shape human societies. Mon 10pm; Fri 3pm; Thu 11am. JURY ORIENTATION — A helpful guide for anyone called to jury duty. Sun 8pm; Mon 8am & 8pm; Wed, Fri & Sat 8am.

KENNEDY CENTER PERFORMING ARTS — Fri 7pm. LEARNING MATH — Thu 9:30pm. MATH MONSTERS — Thu 5pm. MEET THE AUTHOR: T.A. BARRON — Thu 6pm. MONEYTRACK — Sun 11pm. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART: J.M.W. TURNER — One of the greatest landscape painters of all time, Joseph Mallord William Turner rendered the subtle effects of light and atmosphere in revolutionary ways. Tue & Thu 6:30am. NEWSWRITING — Sun 9pm; Mon 7:30am & 6pm; Tue & Thu 1:30pm; Wed 7:30am & 11:30pm; Fri 7:30am; Sat 6pm. READ-ALEE-DEED-ALEE — Thu 4:45pm. REAL VIRGINIA — Sun 9:30pm. SHAMU TV — Thu 4pm. SIGNING TIME: PLAYTIME SIGNS — Mon & Wed 12:30pm; Tue 8:30am; Thu 8:30am & 6:30pm. STEWARDS OF THE SOUTHERN WATERSHED — Fri 8pm. TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES: PERSON TO PERSON — Learn about the connection between the national standards for foreign language learning and current research in foreign language education. Mon & Wed 11:30am; Tue & Thu 7:30am. THE HABITABLE PLANET: LOOKING FORWARD: OUR GLOBAL EXPERIMENT — Explore environmental science through a study of the Earth's natural systems. Mon 9:30pm; Fri 2:30pm; Thu 10:30am. THE MATH DUDE — Thu 4:30pm. THE PATH TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY — For over 20 years, the Virginia Beach Visitors Center has served as a gateway to fun in the sun. Now, the building serves as a visible commitment to a city-wide energy savings initiative. This video follows the process as the building goes through an energy audit. Sun 8:30pm; Mon 8:30am & 8:30pm; Wed, Fri & Sat 8:30am. THE POWER OF PLACE — Tue & Fri 10pm. THE WHOLE CHILD CAREGIVER GUIDE — Thu 8:30pm. THE WORLD OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY — Wed 3:30pm. THE WORLD OF CHEMISTRY: A MATTER OF STATE — Thu 9pm. UNSEEN LIFE ON EARTH — Thu 8pm. UNTOLD STORIES FROM AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS —Thu 5:15pm.

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