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Tom Chillemi

Tom Chillemi is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel.
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Wind-whipped Stingray Point fire fully engulfs two bayside dwellings

Fire destroys two homes in Deltaville, firefighters prevent further spread UPDATE Wind-driven fire quickly consumed two houses on Stingray Point on Thursday, Jan. 30. By the time the...

Town enters year four of $3,000-plus monthly rent

The Town of Urbanna’s quest to close on the purchase of the new town hall drags on. “Closing on purchase of 390 Virginia St. or...

Middlesex NAACP presents King Day program

“We Are Not Going Back” was the theme of the 20th annual King Day Breakfast sponsored by the Middlesex County NAACP Unit 7091 on...

Middlesex JV hoop girls still undefeated

The Middlesex High School junior varsity girls basketball team remains undefeated and notched a 35-3 win at King William on Jan. 16. The JV Lady...

Volunteerism drops, costs increase, leave squad “in a bind”

The volunteer rescue squad that formed in Deltaville in 1956 was reportedly one of the first rescue squads in Virginia. As the Middlesex County Volunteer...

Va. Living magazine cover showcases Urbanna couple

An Urbanna wedding photo is the cover of the January-February edition of Virginia Living magazine. The edition’s theme: “Tying the Knot” features 10 unusual Virginia...

Volunteering with squad ‘very satisfying’ experience

Volunteering with the Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad is “very satisfying,” said MCVRS Captain Ole Albert, who has served with the squad for more...

Deltaville Lights magic continues nightly through New Year’s Day

Deltaville Lights is back for the 21st year with 180,000 bulbs, 92 “Pole Trees,” and a new centerpiece tree, said Deltaville’s Stephen Blue, mastermind...

Trailer gift assists burned out family

There is a bright spot following a fire that consumed a mobile home on the late night of   Saturday, Dec. 7, on Remlik...

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