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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Heritage teacher wins a Milken award; Lafayette shares title

Plus, Bodacious Bazaar returns to Hampton with more than 300 vendors.

The Daily Newport News team6 sources3 min read

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Milken award

Heritage High biology teacher Lauren Burns received a Milken Educator Award in a surprise Friday morning. She was the only educator in Virginia to get it, and she'll travel to Washington D.C. to meet the other recipients. WAVY.com

Football

Lafayette and Poquoson share the Bay Rivers District title after both won Thursday night. The Rams beat Tabb 42-7 to finish 8-1, and the Bull Islanders held off Smithfield 13-7. WTKR

Lafayette and Poquoson both won Thursday night

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Lafayette42 points
Tabb7 points
Poquoson13 points
Smithfield7 points

Shopping

, billed as Coastal Virginia's largest vendor show, returns to the Hampton Roads Convention Center Nov. 13 to 15. It features more than 300 vendors and a special presentation by Quilts of Valor. Coastal Virginia Magazine

HRT rides

Hampton Roads Transit's on-demand service will continue through Jan. 2 in Chesapeake and Hampton. WVEC

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Fort Monroe is hosting its 5th Annual Veterans Day Celebration today at Continental Park in Hampton, and it's free. The Fort Monroe Authority has put it on for the past 4 years, so this one makes five. Good company for a Saturday.

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Daily Newport Newsto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Heritage teacher wins a Milken award; Lafayette shares title

Plus, Bodacious Bazaar returns to Hampton with more than 300 vendors.

The TLDR

  1. Heritage High's Lauren Burns wins a Milken Educator Award
  2. Lafayette and Poquoson share the Bay Rivers football title
  3. Bodacious Bazaar returns to Hampton Nov. 13 to 15
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