Nursing home abuse lawsuits: What to expect when filing
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If you suspect that someone you love who is in a nursing home is being abused, then you can consider filing a lawsuit by talking to an attorney.
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The fascinating history of energy healing
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Energy healing – otherwise known as energy work – is a way in which people can intelligently direct the attention to origins of sickness or concern to promote real healing.
Sunrise Virginia endorses Jennifer Carroll Foy in gubernatorial race
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Sunrise Virginia has announced its endorsement of Jennifer Carroll Foy for the Democratic Party nomination to run for governor.
Richmond-area health districts beginning Phase 1b COVID-19 vaccinations
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The local health districts of the Richmond area (Chesterfield, Chickahominy, Henrico, and Richmond) are expanding their COVID-19 vaccination campaigns to include some Phase 1b frontline essential workers.
#19 Virginia Tech outplays #20 Duke, wins Top 25 matchup, 74-67
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Virginia Tech just beat Duke, which, yeah, headline there, right. Third win this season over an AP Top 25. Mike Young has himself a good-looking squad down there in Blacksburg.
Shenandoah University kicks off COVID-19 vaccination event
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Approximately 300 COVID-19 vaccine doses were administered at the James R. Wilkins Jr. Athletics & Events Center at Shenandoah University on Tuesday during a pilot launch of a regional mass-vaccination campaign.
Waynesboro splits fire department crews to protect staff during COVID-19
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You may have noticed a Waynesboro fire truck parked at the Residence Inn by Marriott on Windigrove Drive. What you wouldn’t have naturally assumed is: has to do with COVID-19.
How to take care of industrial lawn
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Nowadays, farmers use selected varieties of grasses belonging to cereals to cultivate lawns on industrial scales. Such industrial lawns are grown on special fields adapted for these purposes.
Charlottesville to begin annual deer population management program in February
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The City of Charlottesville will continue its work with a wildlife management specialist to implement a deer management program that will begin on Feb. 1.
Southwest Center helps teachers meet unique demands of pandemic classrooms
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With little warning or training, thousands of teachers moved from the front of a classroom to behind a computer screen, with many instructing students from both places at once.
