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Auto dealers are raising their inventories in preparation for a possible 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts later this week. Dan Banister, who owns four local dealerships, said dealers are ordering extra cars to get ready while he expects the industry to bounce back soon.

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Gloucester's baseball team beat No. 15 Smithfield 3—2 as Brayden Scott struck out six and Colter Callis earned the save while Hank Hardaway went 2 for 3 with a double and two RBIs.

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On March 28, Mr. Monopoly and Mayor Bobby Dyer hosted an event at the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center to unveil MONOPOLY: Virginia Beach Edition featuring local landmarks such as First Landing State Park and Mount Trashmore Park—this game is the first licensed version to highlight Hampton Roads attractions and will be sold at local retailers and online for $44.99.

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