Staunton District Traffic Alert: Week of Feb. 11-15
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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
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What if this Virginia political nonsense was by design?
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They’re not going to resign; they were never going to resign. That much is now obvious.
Truthful reporting in The Balkans is life-threatening
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Kosovo investigative journalist Parim Olluri knew the assailants who physically attacked him two years ago in front of his house, while the police and other security institutions remained silent.
Augusta County: Interstate 81 fully open after sinkhole repair
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The right lane of Interstate 81 southbound in Augusta County has reopened following completion of sinkhole repairs near mile marker 212.6 in the Greenville area.
Democrats: It’s not just the blackface
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I’ve written, recently and extensively, about my naivete on race issues, specific to the explosion of outright racist views in the marketplace since the beginning of the 2016 presidential campaign.
Augusta County: Interstate 81 right lane closure to continue into Wednesday afternoon
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Motorists should expect delays on Interstate 81 southbound in Augusta County through the early to mid-afternoon hours on Wednesday.
Jennifer Lewis to enter race in 20th House District
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Jennifer Lewis will formally enter the 20th House District race with a campaign announcement on Saturday in Waynesboro.
Harrisonburg: Interstate 81 lane closures Feb. 5-6
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Overnight single-lane closures are scheduled for northbound Interstate 81 in Harrisonburg Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Augusta County: Sinkhole repairs require lane closure overnight on Interstate 81
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Emergency sinkhole repairs along Interstate 81 southbound will require crews to close the right lane at mile marker 212.6 near Greenville in Augusta County.
Augusta County Democratic Party leader offers unique perspective on Ralph Northam
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You thought nothing could top Ralph Northam having to be held back from moonwalking. And then, there’s former Democratic State Sen. Frank Nolen, on Facebook.
