Waynesboro literacy program provides career exploration for EL students
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The Family Literacy Program is a 10-week program designed for English Learner students in grades 6 to 9 and their caregivers.
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WHS presents Twelfth Night: What doth make a play for the Christmas season?
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Romance, a love triangle, comedy and disorder. Must be a play by William Shakespeare.
Compassion, forgiveness, love: An orphan’s journey to find her true calling
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In her new novel, “Goodlife, Mississippi,” Eileen Saint Lauren brings to life the story of a girl who becomes an orphan as a result of her own mistake.
George Mason rallies with hot shooting, solid D to beat American, 73-56
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George Mason rallied big time from a seven-point halftime deficit to post a 73-56 triumph over American Sunday afternoon inside EagleBank Arena.
Blue Ridge Health District: Flu, RSV pushing area hospitals to capacity
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Respiratory viruses are quickly spreading throughout the region right now, according to an update from the Blue Ridge Health District.
VT researcher to teach educators how to incorporate oral histories of veterans in the classroom
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Jason Higgins’ job as a waiter while he was a college student served up more than a paycheck. It became the inspiration for his career.
George Mason hangs around, ultimately falls in season opener at #15 Auburn, 70-52
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George Mason fought back from a big early deficit to get the game back into single digits midway through the second half, but #15 Auburn pulled away late to post a 70-52 win on Monday.
Andrew Moss: We need to pay more attention to economic democracy
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Important developments pertaining to our democracy, particularly to economic democracy, are unfolding in many places outside the spotlight.
Animal behavior course helps Virginia Tech students discover what dogs tell us without words
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The “Paw Patrol” and other animated dogs may be able to speak fluent English, but in real life, dogs communicate to us with more subtle behavioral cues.
From the Shenandoah Valley: LGBTQ community speaks out in new book
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As American society attempts to continue to ignore the LGBTQ community and legislate their roles in society, a new book spotlights their journeys in the Shenandoah Valley.
