Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA shutting down operations for two weeks
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The Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA is shutting down all scheduled programs for the next two weeks, effective immediately.
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Herring fights to block Trump SNAP cuts that would leave millions hungry during lockdowns
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Attorney General Mark Herring today is urging Congress to block the Trump administration’s attempts to cut vital food assistance for millions of Americans.
From 9/11 to COVID-19: It’s been a perpetual state of emergency
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Don’t pity this year’s crop of graduates because this COVID-19 pandemic caused them to miss out on the antics of their senior year and the pomp and circumstance of graduation.
Business as usual, or a brave new world: Could remote work be your company’s saving grace?
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Until a few months ago, many companies were staunchly defending their brick-and-mortar offices, the value of IRL collaboration, and the sheer impossibility of opening up their operations to remote work or telecommuting.
U.S Chamber of Commerce rolls out new tool comparing state-by-state reopening guidelines
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has launched an interactive map with state-specific information to help business owners navigate different state-based public health guidelines as they begin to reopen in communities across the nation.
Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA afterschool program makes house calls
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Members of the Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA Afterschool Adventure Club made house visits on Monday, dropping off care packages for students.
Waynesboro YMCA establishes text line for COVID-19 response efforts
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA has established a text line to help the community with COVID-19 efforts with support from Dominion Energy.
Update on local COVID-19 response in Staunton
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The Central Shenandoah Office on Youth staff has created a resource page specifically for COVID-19.
Rotary Club of Waynesboro donates $29,000 to support local agencies
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The Waynesboro Noon Rotary Club has been looking for ways to help the local community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Virginia trying to address child care disaster
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Forty-five percent of Virginia’s child care centers have closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, creating a crisis of untold proportions that Gov. Ralph Northam is only belatedly trying to address.
