New Dominion Bookshop to host talk with large animal veterinarian Melinda McCall
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book talk and signing with author and large animal veterinarian Melinda McCall on Friday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m.
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Chance to play for Tony Bennett drew sharpshooter Andrew Rohde to UVA
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The Bennett name is well-known, well-established and well-respected in Andrew Rohde’s stomping grounds of Wisconsin, with natives Tony Bennett and his father, Dick, having coached college basketball for years throughout the state of Wisconsin and beyond.
$2.3 million in grants awarded to remove barriers to meaningful employment for youth
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Nearly $2.3 million in workforce development opportunity grants were awarded for 22 projects throughout Virginia.
Charlottesville man named to first cohort of 100 Obama Leaders program
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Barack Obama’s foundation has announced its first cohort of changemakers, and to Charlottesville residents, it’s likely no surprise that Daniel Fairley, II, is on the list.
Albemarle County announces grants to support Climate Action Plan
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Albemarle County has announced grants to support projects that support the region’s Climate Action Plan. The program was designed to support creative local projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
VCU Health, U.S. Navy partnership will enhance trauma care on battlefield, at home
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A partnership between VCU Health and the U.S. Navy will work to reach a goal of zero preventable trauma-related deaths.
Milk as a recovery beverage? Study finds it is more hydrating than water
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A new study has found that water may not be the best choice after a game or rigorous workout.
Spotted lanternfly ‘fairly established’ in Waynesboro; infestation in Augusta County
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The spotted lanternfly can wreak havoc on grapes, peaches, hops, and a variety of other crops, including ornamentals, and it has made its way to Augusta County and Waynesboro.
Charlottesville Commonwealth Attorney’s Office announces three new hires
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The Charlottesville Commonwealth Attorney’s office has hired three new employees: Nicholas Kalagian, William Tanner and Kelly Oufoula Kossi.
Getting their math on: Enrichment program fills educational gaps for students
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More than three dozen Black middle school students from Charlottesville and Albemarle County are attending a math enrichment program.
