$2.3 million in grants awarded to remove barriers to meaningful employment for youth
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Nearly $2.3 million in workforce development opportunity grants were awarded for 22 projects throughout Virginia.
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Expert: Wildfire disaster and recovery in Maui may cause long-term stress and trauma
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Devastating events like the one in Hawaii may cause considerable community stress or trauma, according to a disaster resilience expert at Virginia Tech.
FredNats get four in sixth, get W over Augusta GreenJackets, 5-1
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The Fredericksburg Nationals rallied for four runs in the sixth inning to pick up a 5-1 win over the Augusta GreenJackets on Wednesday.
Richmond can’t overcome early deficit, falls to Bowie Baysox, 9-7
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels fell behind early and a late comeback fell short in a 9-7 loss to the Bowie Baysox on Friday night at The Diamond.
Augusta County sheriff addresses controversy over retirement of K9 dog
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Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith is facing criticism from a local blog report on the controversy over the pending retirement of his office’s K9 patrol dog.
Lynchburg scores nine in the third, cruises to 12-6 win over FredNats
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The Lynchburg Hillcats blitzed the Fredericksburg Nationals with a nine-run third inning, and went on to win, 12-6, on Thursday.
Strong pitching effort keys Richmond in 5-1 win over Bowie
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A four-run rally in the sixth inning and a solid pitching performance rocketed the Richmond Flying Squirrels to a 5-1 win over the Bowie Baysox on Thursday night at The Diamond.
JMU physicist, students team up with UVA for role in second groundbreaking discovery
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A James Madison University physicist and a group of students were contributors to experiments related to the announcement of a second groundbreaking particle physics discovery at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.
Explainer: The fight in Augusta County over closed-session recordings
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The agenda for the Augusta County Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday doesn’t tell us that there will be a discussion of the board’s Aug. 2 request for custody and control of Scott Seaton’s recordings of two-plus years of closed sessions.
Technocensorship: The government’s war on so-called dangerous ideas
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What we are witnessing is the modern-day equivalent of book burning which involves doing away with dangerous ideas—legitimate or not—and the people who espouse them.
