Virginia State Police investigating fatal accident in Augusta County
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At 7:40 p.m., Friday (July 22, 2016), Virginia State Police responded to a vehicle crash that occurred on Interstate 81 at the 207 mile marker.
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Farm Bureau applauds Senate passage of GMO labeling bill
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The U.S. Senate passage of legislation S. 764 is being called a victory for farmers, ranchers and sound science.
American Farm Bureau supports national GMO pre-emption bill
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The American Farm Bureau Federation is supporting a Senate bill that establishes federal pre-emption of state laws that mandate labeling foods with genetically modified ingredients.
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute part of new legislation enacted for automated-vehicle technologies
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The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute will take part in the testing and use of new driving technologies that promote advanced safety standards.
New traffic pattern on three Frederick County roads beginning June 14
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Contractors have nearly finished phase one in the reconstruction of the exit 310 interchange along Interstate 81 in Frederick County.
$260 million available for conservation partnership program
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VDACS has announced the availability of up to $260 million for partner proposals to improve the nation’s water quality.
Shenandoah Valley Travel Association wins tourism grant
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced that the Shenandoah Valley Travel Association (SVTA) has been awarded $9,200 from the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Marketing Leverage Program.
Snow may signal last gasp of winter in Mid-Atlantic
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The return of cold air into this weekend will deliver one to two rounds of snow and slippery conditions along the Interstate 81 and 95 corridors in the Mid-Atlantic.
Environmental groups in two states file legal protest of proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline
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The proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline that would carry natural gas fracked in northern West Virginia 301 miles through West Virginia and Virginia is not needed, would cause irreparable harm to the environment and private property, and should be denied.
Flashing yellow signals coming to Shenandoah Valley
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The Virginia Department of Transportation will install flashing yellow arrow traffic signals at five intersections in the Staunton District beginning Dec. 1. The flashing yellow arrow is intended only for left-turning traffic, and indicates that drivers may turn left after they yield to oncoming traffic.
