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The Dixie Pig - Courtesy of Greg Willis
The online newsletter for Senator Scott Surovell. The Dixie Pig was my grandmother's favorite restaurant on U.S. 1 located across from Beacon Mall where a Rite Aid used to stand.
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- The Legacy of Debt, Part II: The Election of 1877 ...
- General Assembly Commendation for New Hope & Risin...
- Happy Holidays & New Year From the Surovells!
- 7 Days in Peru - The Inca, Mountains, & Pisco Sours
- The Legacy of Virginia Debt: Part I - Readjusters ...
- Mt Vernon Multiplex Auction: A Depressing Video
- NVTA Highlights Transportation Funding Challenges
- 2011 Budget Preview: Rising Debt & Budget Cuts
- Rye Back on Sale at Mount Vernon
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