Legislation goes after source of rising mental health illness among children: social media
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The Kids Online Safety Act would promote privacy and give children and parents more online autonomy.
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Project Grows Farm Stand opens for 2023 season today in Staunton
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The Project Grows Farm Stand reopens today from 4:30 to 6 p.m. The Farm Stand will be open every Tuesday this growing season.
Bennett, Calipari, Larranaga among scheduled speakers at Terry Holland tribute
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Ralph Sampson and Seth Greenberg will serve as the co-emcees for the tribute to late UVA basketball coach Terry Holland scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the John Paul Jones Arena.
Waynesboro Farmers Market opens 2023 season in Constitution Park on Saturday
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The Waynesboro Farmers Market opens in less than a week with a cohort of dedicated local farmers selling items to fill your market basket.
Waynesboro leaders never sanctioned Jim Wood: They, instead, went all in on his hate
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Waynesboro Mayor Lana Williams, back on Feb. 27, called for Jim Wood to step down from his vice mayor position, following a hateful, bigoted nickname that Wood gave to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his Facebook talk show.
ClineWatch: Ben Cline didn’t just vote to gut the safety net, he’s proud of it
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Unlike his Republican colleague Jen Kiggans from southeast Virginia, Ben Cline doesn’t have the decency to feel queasy about what he did.
UVA hoops fans could learn from Giannis Antetokounmpo on the concept of failure
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I wouldn’t expect many of the UVA basketball fans that I interact with to share Giannis Antetokounmpo’s lighting-rod perspective on failure in sports.
Third Virginia casino operator approved by Virginia Lottery for Danville
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The Virginia Lottery Board has approved a third casino facility operator to open a casino – this one in Danville.
The problem with policing: Stop hiring, rehiring people who are not good at the job
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General advice given to young people is to do their work well, lest they be fired from their job. Being fired holds a negative stigma and of course, for most people, can affect the likelihood of future employment, especially in the same industry.
The political case against TikTok sidesteps U.S. government spying on its own citizens
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High-tech spying is in the news because of the one-sided, hypocritical debate in Congress on whether the popular app TikTok is actually a tool for Chinese government data collection on American users.
