Squirrels stymied in sloppy 5-0 loss
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The Flying Squirrels (35-53) committed three costly errors and allowed five unearned runs to Trenton (55-34) in a 5-0 defeat on Saturday at The Diamond.
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Virginia Cooperative Extension offers tips for controlling mosquitoes
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Mosquitoes commonly occur throughout all parts of Virginia. They are not only annoyances but also potential carriers of disease, including the Zika virus.
Why I Farm Roadtrip blogger visits Virginia farmers
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Natalina Sents, a recent agricultural business graduate from Iowa State University, has embarked on a year-long trip to learn about why farmers farm in all 50 states.
American Shakespeare Center hosts Theatre Camp Festival
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The first session of the 2016 American Shakespeare Center Theatre Camp presents its final performances (free and open to the public) on Sunday.
Backpack Buddies enters seventh year of helping local students
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Hundreds of school-age children in Central Virginia can’t afford to buy and fill a backpack with the school supplies needed to start the year off right.
Squirrels steal series opener
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Flying Squirrels third baseman Ryder Jones delivered a game-winning base hit in the ninth inning to complete a thrilling, 2-1 victory over Trenton.
House Republican leaders on state budget shortfall
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Virginia House of Delegates leaders reacted Friday to the $266.3 million budget shortfall announced by Governor Terry McAuliffe.
State revenues increase 1.7 percent: Still $266M shortfall
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The Commonwealth of Virginia closed fiscal year 2016, which ended on June 30, with a $266.3 million shortfall from the official forecast.
Five reasons your website is turning away consumers
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Detailed analysis of the commercial experiences of businesses operating online indicates that simply having a website is no longer sufficient.
Podcast: A wake-up call from Dallas
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Dallas needs to be a wake-up call for all of us. AFP editor Chris Graham talks in today’s podcast about how the answer isn’t going to come from Washington, D.C.
