UVA’s Amy Appelt Slade to be inducted into National Lacrosse Hall of Fame
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Virginia women’s lacrosse standout Amy Appelt Slade has been named one of eight inductees for the Class of 2020 for the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
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UVA’s Jackson Appelt named 2020 Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award recipient
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Virginia men’s lacrosse player Jackson Appelt has been announced as the DI men’s lacrosse recipient of the 2020 Unsung Hero Award, as announced by the One Love Foundation.
Wakeup call: Democrats would be well-advised to learn lessons from Staunton debacle
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Democrats in Richmond don’t pay attention to anything that goes on west of Charlottesville. Which will be to their peril in November, considering the lessons to be learned from Staunton.
Local Realtor Charity Cox honored with several industry awards
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Long & Foster Real Estate has awarded Charity Cox, a sales associate from the Staunton/Waynesboro office, with several regional honors.
Virginia Tech offers resources for students scrambling to find jobs, internships during lockdown
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Morgan Broadus’s final summer as a Virginia Tech student was stacking up to be one of her best yet.
Bronco Mendenhall: The slow build toward success at UVA, on and off the field
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Bronco Mendenhall knew the job at Virginia would be a challenge. He wanted the challenge; sought it out, embraced it. The scale of the challenge was apparent on Day 1.
Virginians book 40,000 DMV appointments since new system launched on Wednesday
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Virginians have booked more than 40,000 appointments via the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles new appointment system since its launch Wednesday.
Page County: Lane closures, traffic pattern change begin next week on Route 211
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A significant traffic-pattern change is scheduled to begin Monday, May 18 on Route 211 in Page County.
Virginia DMV to reopen customer service centers by appointment on May 18
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The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles will reopen 11 customer service centers across the Commonwealth with temporary extended hours beginning Monday, May 18, for specific services by appointment only.
Settlement reached in COVID-19 lawsuit against Department of Corrections
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The ACLU of Virginia and Charlottesville attorney Elliott Harding have reached a settlement agreement in a lawsuit initially brought on April 8 by Harding on behalf of 27 people who are incarcerated in Virginia prisons.
