Northam remarks on Robert E. Lee statue removal
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced today the plans to remove the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee located on Monument Avenue in Richmond.
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Northam forcing Virginia to confront its racist past: He needs to confront his own
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Ralph Northam, pushing Virginia to confront its racist past, announced today that the state will remove the memorial to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from Monument Avenue in Richmond.
Northam directs removal of Robert E. Lee statue from Richmond’s Monument Avenue
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced plans to remove the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee located on Monument Avenue in Richmond.
Want to try fishing? No fishing license required this weekend in Virginia
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If you’ve always wanted to try fishing, now is your chance! You may fish without a license again this year, during the first weekend in June.
Augusta County receives $1,000 grant from Keep Virginia Beautiful
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Augusta County local government and the Augusta County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office have received a grant award of $1,000 for its Litter Control Program.
How to keep squirrels away from your Virginia home
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As cute as they may be, squirrels can cause serious trouble if they decide to nest in your attic.
Virginia Tech expert: Joe Biden needs to do more to engage African-American voters
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Donald Trump doesn’t even make overtures to African-American voters. But is it automatic that Joe Biden will get the support from black voters that conventional wisdom seems to suggest?
What should I do after a traumatic brain injury?
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The first thing you should do after a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is to consider seeking medical treatment, even if you don’t think the injury is serious.
Northam outlines Phase Two guidelines set to take effect on Friday
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Gov. Ralph Northam today signed Executive Order Sixty-Five and presented the second phase of the Forward Virginia plan to continue easing public health restrictions.
States reopen, but senior care facilities aren’t ready
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This last week has brought the newest change in the COVID-19 pandemic, as states begin to reopen from over two months of stay at home orders, economic shutdown, and isolation.
