Climate and Energy News Roundup: Are fossil fuel interests actually losing now?
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The Virginia General Assembly passed a bill to extend the EnergyShare program of Dominion Energy to 2038 and increase its budget.
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Give Rob Tracinski a chance: Former Tea Party guy has some good ideas
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For a lot of Dems, hearing Rob Tracinski say, “I was active in the Tea Party movement,” that’s a deal-breaker at the jump.
Albemarle County: Man wanted on probation violations arrested after pursuit
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A Crozet man wanted in Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Waynesboro on felony probation violations was arrested in Albemarle County after a pursuit on Thursday.
Augusta County: Tess Majors Foundation partners with Camp LIGHT on several projects
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The Tess Majors Foundation has funded an accessible pathway through wildflower gardens and the construction of a bird observation deck at Camp LIGHT.
UVA Baseball: Weather forces cancellation of Norfolk State midweek game
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The forecast for rain and thunderstorms for Wednesday has led to the cancellation of today’s scheduled game between #23 Virginia and Norfolk State.
Trumpers using DOJ to silence anti-hate group with plain dumb lawfare
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The Trump regime is trying to dismantle the Southern Poverty Law Center via absurd claims that the Montgomery, Alabama,-based anti-hate group helped fund the 2017 “Unite the Right” White power rally in Charlottesville.
Albemarle County: Route 20/Stony Point Road improvements focus of meeting
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A proposed design concept for pedestrian crossing improvements on Route 20/Stony Point Road will be the focus of the Pantops Community Advisory Committee meeting on Monday.
Waynesboro man who fled police last week taken into custody, facing multiple charges
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A Waynesboro man who fled police in a dangerous pursuit last week was apprehended in Augusta County on Thursday, and now faces multiple charges.
Can a newspaper have no reporters and still be a newspaper?
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The News Virginian exists, in name, but in name only, and it’s sad for me to see, because that’s where my journalism career started, way back in 1995.
Tess Majors Foundation sponsoring paid internships at Project GROWS
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The Tess Majors Foundation is sponsoring four paid summer positions for local high school students at Project GROWS, the Augusta County nonprofit focused on connecting locals to nutritious food.
