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July 5, 2008

•	More than 500 acres burned in Virginia

•	Suspects arrested in Frederickburg abduction case

•	Two sought in Fredericksburg abduction

•	Passenger critically injured in Chesterfield

•	Diamond ring found; owner being sought

•	Iran indicates it has no plans to halt enrichment of uranimu

•	Hanover tomatoes sell out at festival, but more on the way

•	Valverde wins first Tour de France stage

•	Venus beats Serena for Wimbledon title

•	Man attempting Oregon-Idaho balloon flight in lawn chair

•	Toledo apartment complex fire leaves 100 homeless

•	Obama, Clinton to hold joint fundraisers in NY

•	Venus beats Serena for her 5th Wimbledon title

•	Virginia gas prices reach record $4 a gallon

•	Man shot overnight in South Richmond

•	Protesters in Japan march against G-8 summit

•	180 riders start Tour de France

•	Terrence Kiel, former NFL safety, dies in car wreck

•	Iowa fireworks mishap injures bystanders

•	Wildfires raging in California

•	Chesterfield house goes up in flames

•	Storm rips through Chesterfield County

•	Fifes and Drums group still in step as it turns 50

•	Virginia Beach man given posthumous award

•	Shotgun blast kills Henrico County man, 20

•	Letter on 1893 riot draws little interest

•	Three men killed in separate Virginia crashes

•	Helms, a lion of the right, dies at 86

•	President welcomes new U.S. citizens Protesters disrupt Monticello service

•	Va.'s trout streams in trouble

•	The life of Jesse Helms

•	Three precede Bush at Monticello

•	Ashland celebrates the Fourth

•	Hanover School's condition a sore spot for some

•	Bringing honor -- and aid

•	No restful peace for those in poorly kept cemeteries

•	Three men killed in separate crashes

•	Mold removal starts at Bristol stadium

•	BRIEFS: NEWS NEAR YOU

•	Four conventions in Richmond Jehovah's Witnesses in town

•	One man killed, 3 hurt in shootout

•	Terrorism scholar W.R. Nelson dies

•	Hot-dog king goes to OT to keep crown

•	RELIGION NOTES

•	RELIGION BRIEFS

•	Death Notices

•	Banjo craftsman plucks success from sound idea

•	Culpeper to study sources for water

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•	Virginia Beach Program promotes Boardwalk recycling

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Sawson Mohamed El Fatih and President George Bush wave to family members of El Fatih's during the 46th Annual Independence Day Celebration and Naturalization Ceremony. El Fatih, originally from Sudan, became a US citizen, along with 72 others at Monticello.

President welcomes new U.S. citizens

Protesters disrupt Monticello service

The newest citizens of the United States got a lesson in freedom and tolerance yesterday at Monticello, along with a handshake or hug from the nation's president to welcome them to America.

Va.'s trout streams in trouble

Acid rain has affected a third seriously, and 'there is no quick fix'.

Helms, a lion of the right, dies at 86

RALEIGH, N.C. -- Former U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms, who rose to national prominence as an unwavering and unapologetically controversial lion of the American right, died on the Fourth of July.