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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. —The Something in the Water (SITW) music festival, created by Virginia Beach native and music superstar Pharrell Williams, will not take place in April in Virginia Beach.

we met so many people even from California,” said Capps ... the cure notice requirements in terms of next steps, [and the] SITW team will receive an official termination notice from the City.

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