Central Virginia students lacking high-speed Internet access need help
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Central Virginia students with a lack of reliable high-speed internet access face additional challenges in accessing and completing online assignments.
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Virginia Community College System cancels May 2020 commencements
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In compliance with CDC guidance, and in consultation with college presidents, VCCS Chancellor Glenn DuBois has cancelled May commencement ceremonies across Virginia’s 23 community colleges.
Salem VA Medical Center postpones non-essential procedures
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To reduce the exposure and spread of the coronavirus (COVID19), the Salem VA Medical Center will postpone non-essential procedures for a minimum of 60 days, effective immediately.
Downtown Charlottesville Transit Station to reduce operating hours
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Effective Wednesday, Charlottesville Area Transit’s Downtown Transit Station will reduce its hours of operation.
Local Martin’s groceries announce new store hours, policies
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The Giant Company announced today several updates as part of its efforts to continue meeting the needs of its customers and communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, including modified hours for its stores, including Martin’s stores, that help care for older members of the community. “We are grateful for our team members who are working tirelessly…
Goochland County man is latest confirmed coronavirus case
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The Chickahominy Health District announced today its second COVID-19 case. The individual, whose health is improving, resides in Goochland County and is a male in his 60s.
Warner, Kaine: Immediately maximize telework for federal employees
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A group of senators is urging President Trump to issue an executive order directing agencies to utilize telework capabilities to the maximum possible extent.
Pamplin Park announces schedule changes
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Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier has announced the postponement and cancellation of special events scheduled for March and April.
Detect, deter and annihilate: How the police state will deal with a coronavirus outbreak
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What do zombies have to do with the U.S. government’s plans for dealing with a coronavirus outbreak? Read on, and I’ll tell you.
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