Former Commerce employee found guilty, 50K images of child erotica on devices
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A Virginia man who worked for the Department of Commerce was convicted of possessing and receiving child sexual abuse material.
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VT mass shooting: Everytown expresses outrage over Youngkin vetoes on anniversary
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On the anniversary of Virginia Tech’s mass shooting, a gun violence prevention organization is angry that the governor hasn’t done more.
Grand jury indicts Virginia man who dodged IRS for years, filed false tax returns
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The IRS is frustrated with a Virginia man’s attempts to dodge collection efforts related to false tax returns dating back to 2013.
Virginia’s Top Ten endangered artifacts includes items at Stratford Hall
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The Virginia Association of Museums announced the 14th anniversary of its successful Virginia’s Top 10 Endangered Artifacts program.
Waynesboro: Retiree planned to enjoy property along the river, city invokes eminent domain
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Brian Collins grew up in Charlottesville, and his retirement plans include relocating from Alexandria to Waynesboro to enjoy a simpler life.
Waynesboro: City to pursue legal means for Basic Park greenway easements
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The plans to extend the South River Greenway to Basic Park cleared a minor hurdle as Council approved legal action to obtain easements.
‘Founding DC’: New WTOP podcast to share highs, lows of business
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WTOP News announces the launch of “Founding DC” presented by NFP, a dynamic podcast hosted by local restaurateur and entrepreneur Dan Simons.
Waynesboro: City prepares to go to court for easements to extend greenway to Basic Park
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The City of Waynesboro is looking to extend its popular South River Greenway from North Park to Basic Park, but court action may be needed.
VMI Board votes against extending contract of school’s first Black superintendent
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The VMI Board of Visitors, under the thumb of MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin, voted on Friday to not extend the contract of Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, the school’s first Black superintendent.
Historic Staunton Foundation, 10 other Virginia groups receive grant funding
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More than 80 applications were submitted for the Virginia Museum of History & Culture’s Commemorating America’s 250th Anniversary initiative.
