As United Way ramps tax assistance program back up, volunteers are needed
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Two information sessions will be offered next week to learn more about volunteering with a free income tax assistance program, known as VITA.
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United Way revives free tax prep for folks in Augusta County, Staunton, Waynesboro
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A free tax preparation program will return to the region after $18,000 was awarded to provide the service through the United Way of Central Shenandoah Valley.
Albemarle County: Director of Community Development announces retirement
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Albemarle County will begin the recruitment process for its director of community development in coming weeks.
Mary Baldwin University president resigns: Jeff Stein had been on the job just two years
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Mary Baldwin University President Jeff Stein is stepping down after just two years on the job.
Northern Virginia attorney pleads guilty to filing false tax returns to IRS
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A Virginia attorney pleaded guilty Tuesday to filing false tax returns to the IRS causing a loss to the agency of more than $350,000.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: October 2024
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Harrisonburg will add three new electric school buses to its fleet. It will own five electric buses after this purchase and has enough space to hold up to 10 in the transportation department’s garage.
UVA Health donates $265K to 42 Virginia nonprofits aligned with mission
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UVA Health has allocated nearly $265,000 in grant funding to 42 local non-profit organizations in Prince William and Rappahannock-Rapidan.
Virginia taxpayers report IRS delays in processing employee retention COVID-19 credit
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A backlog of Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims and persistent delays exists for Virginia taxpayers awaiting payment.
Notebook: Warner heaps praise on Saudis, updates on Israel-Gaza after Middle East trip
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It sounds like U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, on a recent trip to the Middle East, saw the Saudi Arabia that the Saudi royal family wants people to see.
The cost of mail in the U.S.: Third postage increase in a year starts Sunday
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For the third time in 12 months, the United States Postal Service will raise the price of stamps, from 63 cents to 66 cents.
