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More than 34 million Americans have hearing loss. That’s one out of every nine of us. That’s important for you to know if you are experiencing hearing loss. Basically, you need to know that you are not alone.
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For the first time in history, James Madison earned a national seed and will host the Harrisonburg Regional in the 2015 NCAA Softball Championship, the NCAA selection committee announced live Sunday night during the NCAA Softball Championship Selection Show on ESPNU.
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Climate change impacts are already affecting temperatures, precipitation, weather, growing seasons, streams, forests, plants, animals and humans – and future impacts will be severe, unless global warming is reined in.
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The American Red Cross asks eligible donors to help ensure blood is available for patients in need by giving blood in May before the busy summer season kicks in.
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Spring means a return to road tours, trail rides and bike commuting for cycling enthusiasts in Virginia, and to kick off the season, communities all over the Shenandoah Valley region will be celebrating National Bike Month in May.
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Liberals and conservatives disagree on policy priorities. One thing they ought to agree on, according to April Moore, the Democratic Party nominee in the 26th Senate District, is that money wields too much influence on what lawmakers see as their priorities.
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The television broadcast premiere of the feature documentary from Alpha Vision Films, In This Land: The Camp Lyndhurst Saga, is set for Thursday, May 7, at 8 p.m. on WVPT in Harrisonburg.
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On May 6, thousands of students, parents, teachers, and communities across the nation will participate in National Bike to School Day (BTSD), and Virginia is shooting to break its 2014 record of 121 registered schools with a goal of 150 events.
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Wild Virginia, the Sierra Club and JMU are teaming up to bring you a special screening of the new film Won’t Pipe Down by four students at James Madison University about the fight against the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced recipients of the 2015 Governor’s Volunteerism and Community Service Awards Friday during an awards ceremony held at the Governor’s Mansion. These awards spotlight the outstanding efforts individual and organization volunteers make on behalf of citizens throughout the Commonwealth.
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