‘Business as usual’: Waynesboro, Staunton weigh in on ‘uncertainty’ of federal funding
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The cities of Staunton and Waynesboro are waiting to learn more about how a federal funding freeze might impact operations.
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Crozet shooter: He was paranoid, schizophrenic, fighting his own mind, sister says
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The family of the Crozet shooter is speaking out and sharing a portrait of a man who was not a cold-blooded killer, instead a tortured soul.
UVA commits to mid-March release of review into Nov. 13 murders
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The University of Virginia is now committing to a mid-March public release of the external review into the Nov. 13, 2022, mass shooting that killed three UVA Football players.
Virginia: $23.6 million in funding announced for 33 projects through federal CDBG program
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Thirty three projects in Virginia will receive a share of $23.6 million in funding to rehabilitate housing and revitalize downtown districts.
Waynesboro: Property values up 13.5 percent on average, assessment notices in the mail
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Property values are up 13.5 percent in Waynesboro over the past two years with residential properties seeing the largest increase in value.
Safe havens: Virginia schools scramble to calm fears of immigrant families, students
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School systems in Virginia are working to reassure immigrant families that it is safe for students to receive an education.
VDOT: Local road construction, maintenance scheduled in the week of Feb. 10-14
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VDOT has updated its schedules for road work in the Culpeper, Lynchburg and Staunton districts in the coming week.
Funding freeze forcing Virginia health centers to close doors, cancel appointments
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Community health centers throughout Virginia are being forced to close their doors due a funding freeze initiated by the Trump administration.
Venezuelan family legally in the U.S.: ‘For most people, we are criminals’
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A number of Venezuelans living legally in the United States are afraid after the Trump Administration has revoked their protective status.
Charlottesville: Schools remain committed to immigrants, LGBTQ+ students
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The Charlottesville City School Board released a statement on Monday supporting immigrant and LGBTQ+ students.
