Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission receives $92K to improve nutrition for children
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The Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission received $92,084 to increase local foods in school meals and improve nutrition for children.
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Virginia lawmakers encourage Gov. Youngkin to make IRS direct file available to taxpayers
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Virginia lawmakers have written Gov. Youngkin to encourage him to allow Virginians access to the IRS Direct File program.
Developing: Trump ‘fine,’ two dead, two wounded, in shooting at Pa. campaign rally
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Former president Donald Trump appeared to have been grazed by a bullet at a campaign rally outside Butler, Pa., about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, on Saturday.
Sen. Kaine applauds Senate proposal to ban stock trading by members of Congress
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine applauded a bipartisan Senate proposal to ban members of Congress, spouses and dependents from buying or selling stocks.
Lawmakers provide update on Postmaster General’s goal to improve mail service in Virginia
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Four Virginia lawmakers met with U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to receive a status update on improving Richmond mail delivery service.
Lawmakers push Homeland Security for more funding to detect fentanyl at U.S. border
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Thirteen lawmakers support the research and funding of initiatives to combat the flow of fentanyl and other contraband at our borders.
Don Beyer: ‘I support President Biden. I support the Biden-Harris ticket’
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The Don Beyer campaign went out of its way to send me a statement from the Northern Virginia congressman in which he makes it clear that he backs Joe Biden, so, here goes.
Virginia Democrats introduce bill to take state’s gun-violence strategies national
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Six Virginia Democrats have introduced a bill in the U.S. House building on the Commonwealth’s framework to reduce gun violence.
Legislation would waive passport fees for family to visit injured servicemembers abroad
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Servicemembers injured while serving overseas often must remain abroad until they are stable enough to be transferred to the United States.
Lawmakers push DoD to put more energy into studying traumatic brain injuries
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Virginia lawmakers are calling for continued funding to support a collaborative nationwide research consortium focused on TBI.
