Hearing Healthcare Blog: Hearing aids don’t have to be too expensive
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Hearing aids are too expensive. That’s what you think, anyway. Good news: there are different levels of technology available to meet different budget needs.
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In tune: Barbershop quartet group looks to add new members
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The Harrisonburg chapter of the Society for the Preservation & Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America is adding members.
Mark Obenshain statement on failure of charter school expansion in Senate
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Senator Mark Obenshain issued the following statement today in response to the failure of the Senate of Virginia pass the charter school constitutional amendment.
Farmers back bill that clarifies landowner rights in eminent domain cases
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The state’s largest farmers’ advocacy organization is backing a bill ithat spells out landowner rights when property is damaged in activities related to eminent domain.
EMU leadership conference to create a new paradigm of Leading into the Common Good
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Author and speaker Peter Block headlines a list of notable speakers for a conference for practitioners, scholars and students April 7-9 at EMU.
New exhibit at Beverley Street Studio School
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Housekeeping, by regional artists Dymph De Wild, Corinne Diop, and Rebecca Silberman, will open Saturday, February 26, in the Beverley Street Studio School Gallery.
Sen. Mark Warner to swing through Shenandoah Valley, Central Virginia next week
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner will kick off five days of travel throughout the Commonwealth for a series of meetings and discussions.
Local Panera Bread cafes launch UVA Children’s Hospital fundraiser
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Local Panera Bread® bakery-cafes in Central and Western Virginia are raising money for UVA Children’s Hospital through the “Change for Children” campaign.
First half propels EMU to big ODAC win over Bridgewater, 80-63
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EMU basketball scored the first seven points and ran away with an 80-63 win over their rivals on the road.
Waynesboro Police investigating credit card theft
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The Waynesboro Police Department is requesting assistance from the community to help identify four individuals involved in a recent credit card theft.
