Chesapeake’s Expanding Footprint Tops Virginia Cities
Chesapeake emerges as Virginia’s largest or near largest city by area with 344 to 372 square miles. The sprawling municipality hosts 73,647 residents and vast farmland as it grew from annexations and a 1961 consolidation split from Norfolk County, amid regional rivalry with South Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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Tech-Op to Move Washington Research Center to Arlington
Plans were announced to relocate the Washington Research Center of Technical Operations Research to Arlington. The 120 staff will occupy floors four and five of a new building on Fort Myer Drive and move is set for early September. Tech-Op provides computer programming and operations research for the armed forces and government agencies. Governor Harrison welcomed the move, noting Northern Virginia’s R D climate.
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