Spanberger to host telephone town hall on COVID-19
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Abigail Spanberger will host a telephone town hall on Wednesday with local superintendents, higher education administrators, and government officials.
Search Results for Childcare
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COVID-19 Local Response Fund update
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The COVID-19 Local Response Fund, launched by a $100,000 donation from a Staunton couple of March 15, has begun making grants and pledges to meet community needs.
COVID-19 Response Fund offers affordable child care to parents
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA is partnering with the Community Foundation and their COVID-19 Local Response Fund to provide quality and affordable care for children of essential personnel in our community beginning Monday, March 30.
Sexual and domestic violence advocates here for Virginians
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The Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance is acutely aware that survivors of violence face unique challenges at this time.
Waynesboro YMCA expands care for children of essential personnel
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA is opening its doors to provide care for children of essential personnel in our community beginning Monday, March 30, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Y.
Northam issues guidance for child-care providers
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Gov. Ralph Northam has directed the Department of Social Services to modify Virginia’s Child Care Subsidy program, which is currently caring for 25,000 children.
Green Leaf Grill owner donates food to needy
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The first place I’m going to dine out at when the coronavirus shutdown is lifted: The Green Leaf Grill in Waynesboro.
Coronavirus Links
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Waynesboro YMCA offers facility, program updates
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The Waynesboro YMCA is staying open, for now, but the Y’s executive director notes that things are changing daily, even hourly.
Northam’s G3 offers tuition-free community college for low-, middle-income students
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Gov. Ralph Northam is including $145 million in his proposed two-year budget to make tuition-free community college available to low- and middle-income students.
