Augusta County judge approves bond for man accused of killing vet’s service dog
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An Augusta County man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog, Buddy Bear, was granted a $5,000 bond today.
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The New Abnormal: Authoritarian control freaks want to micromanage our lives
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Authoritarian control freaks out to micromanage our lives have become the new normal or, to be more accurate, the new abnormal when it comes to how the government relates to the citizenry.
Mailbag: Can UVA Football ever return to the level of success of the George Welsh years?
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Can UVA Football return to the level of success of the George Welsh years, I think the answer has to be an unequivocal yes.
Women’s Soccer: Wake Forest sends #22 Virginia to second loss this week, 2-0
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Wake Forest scored twice in the final 13 minutes to notch a 2-0 win over #22 Virginia on Sunday.
World peace, security require a stronger UN: Looking into how that can be done
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Addressing the UN Security Council, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a heartfelt plea “to update the existing security architecture in the world, in particular, to restore the real power of the UN Charter.”
Tony Elliott has been trying to build culture: His UVA program is still lacking in basic discipline
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Tony Elliott talked culture all last year – how his focus in Year 1 was about building culture, implying that he was inheriting a program from Bronco Mendenhall lacking in discipline.
How are recent heat waves around the world affecting wildlife?
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It would be hard to ignore the heat waves that have plagued North America, Europe and Asia in recent months.
SCCF accepting entrepreneurs and business ideas in new Incubator Program
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The application period for the SCCF’s new Incubator Program for Entrepreneurs in the Shenandoah Valley is open on a rolling basis.
‘My thoughts be bloody’: Hamlet prepares to take stage next week at American Shakespeare Center
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Vivid portrayals of two of William Shakespeare’s most complex and compelling characters finish American Shakespeare Center’s 35th Season.
The Golden Rule: Anti-nuke sailboat with a history going back seven decades
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It’s 10 p.m. at Montrose Harbor in Chicago. Kiko and Tamar help me step from the dock into the wobbly rowboat. Kiko rows us out to the Golden Rule and I climb aboard in wonder.
