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May 9, 2008

•	Report: Carlisle agrees to coach Dallas Mavericks

•	Stewart wins Nationwide race at Darlington

•	Chesterfield investigating strangulation death as homicide

•	R-Braves shut out Louisville 2-0

•	Charlottesville teen, W.Va. man victims of highway crashes

•	Immigration raid draws protest

•	Chesterfield investigates strangulation of woman

•	Sorenstam takes three-stroke lead into third round

•	Police say UR suspect confessed

•	There will be crowd at brunch on Sunday

•	Judge declares mistrial in Hayden case

•	Hopewell to make changes for special-ed students

•	Kingsmill update: Ochoa chasing Sorenstam

•	Two tornadoes strike Va.

•	Creative writing state champs

•	Windemere Estate to be sold

•	Appomattox Regional Governor's School graduates

•	Windemere artwork, furniture to be sold

•	Ready for one heck of a sale?

•	Man fatally shot by Portsmouth police

•	John Muhammad doesn't want to be executed

•	Myanmar seizes UN aid supplies, 'not ready' to let in US

•	Suspected tornado hits south Stafford

•	Postal Service to collect food

•	Man threatens video-store employee with syringe

•	Juvenile in I-64 shootings charged in Waynesboro

•	Life in prison for shooting Tazewell deputy

•	Little chance of rain for rest of day

•	Monticello closing visitor center

•	Circuit City agrees to open books to Blockbuster, settle stockholder dispute

•	Richmond gas leak forces evacuation

•	Pierce overcame doubt to boost sauce-making

•	High water alert in Richmond region

•	'Virginity Rocks' shirts stir debate

•	Storm warnings expire, watches remain

•	Colonial Heights celebrates its 60th

•	Heaviest rains moving out of Richmond

•	Commencement address weekend for Kaine

•	2-alarm fire at Chesterfield restaurant

•	Thunderstorms and heavy rainfall in area

•	Flooding reported in Charlottesville area

•	Lynchburg man, 25, dies in one-car crash in Appomattox

•	Planned attack on teacher by students alleged

•	Man pleads guilty in Richmond arson

•	Police say UR suspect confesses

•	Aid trickles in to Myanmar

•	Housing bill OK'd, faces veto

•	Giles County Woman laments killer's parole

•	New Kent explores plan for Pamunkey River port

•	Country singer Eddy Arnold dies

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BEDFORD -- Three Montvale Elementary students have been suspended from school after being suspected of talking about physically harming a teacher, a Bedford County schools official said this week.

A new port in New Kent County would ease traffic to and from the Port of Norfolk (above).

New Kent explores plan for Pamunkey River port

A study is looking at a freight-transfer facility that could handle some of the more than 100,000 large containers per year that are trucked from ports in the Hampton Roads area west on Interstate 64 to central Virginia.

People left homeless in the village of Kaw Hmu, about 60 miles southwest of Yangon, found shelter in a monastery.

Aid trickles in to Myanmar

Five days after the storm, the junta continued to stall on visas for U.N. teams and other foreign aid workers eager to deliver food, water and medicine to survivors amid fears the death toll could hit 100,000