Notebook: UVA Football gets a lot of mileage from The Grady Bunch
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Grady Brosterhous is what you’d have to call a short-yardage quarterback, which is something that I don’t know exists outside of him.
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Charlottesville: License plate readers installed at 10 city intersections
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The City of Charlottesville has installed 10 automated license plate reader cameras at intersections throughout the city, but never fear, city leaders say it’s not actually Big Brother watching your every move, even if it feels like it.
Virginia DEQ announces $20M program to reduce Chesapeake Bay pollution
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The Virginia DEQ is launching a one-year pilot program to try to reduce nonpoint source pollution impacting the Chesapeake Bay.
Layne Riggs wins second consecutive NASCAR Truck Playoff Race
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Layne Riggs took the lead on Lap 121 of 200 during the UNOH 200 Presented by Ohio Logistics on Thursday, passing runner-up Corey Heim and holding the position to secure his second career win.
Crystal Graham: Family ties to the town of Jarratt, its history, its namesake, run deep
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My family has deep roots in Virginia, but more specifically, my grandparents and mother are from Jarratt, a small town that has been in the news recently.
Alon Ben-Meir: The psychological dimensions behind Hamas’ attack, Israel’s retaliation
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Hamas’s savage October 7 attack on Israel and the latter’s massive retaliatory war are rooted in four dimensions of psychological impediments—historical, ideological, religious, and humanitarian.
Congress taking up outbound inspections at southern border to combat cartels
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The unlikely team of Abigail Spanberger and Dan Crenshaw have introduced legislation to increase inspections of outbound traffic from the United States to Mexico.
Albemarle County: Immersive farm experience offers autistic children, families a safe haven
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Keswick Sensory offers families with an autistic child an immersive farm experience with horses, pigs, goats and sheep, and most importantly, flexibility.
Teamsters sitting out the Kamala Harris-Donald Trump race, despite the obvious
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Right-to-work laws “only exist to try to kill labor unions,” said Fred Zuckerman, the general secretary-treasurer of the Teamsters Union, which announced Wednesday that it wouldn’t be endorsing a presidential campaign in the 2024 race, despite the obvious.
‘Toward a cleaner, plastic-free future’: Ocean Conservancy’s annual cleanup day provides data
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Ocean Conservancy calls for volunteers worldwide to join the 39th International Coastal Cleanup®, the world’s largest waterway cleanup.
