Harrisonburg COVID-19 testing site moves to University Park
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The Central Shenandoah Health District is moving the COVID-19 testing site from Hillandale Park in Harrisonburg to the JMU University Park on Thursday.
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Snow snarls traffic on I-95 in NoVa: Motorists stranded on road overnight
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Interstate 95 is closed northbound and southbound for a nearly 50-mile stretch in Northern Virginia as crews continue work to remove stopped trucks, treat for icing and plow snow.
Albemarle County government offices open today: Call before you visit
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Albemarle County offices will be open today and operating with regular business hours, but call 434-243-7929 before you come in to ensure that the right staff is available to meet your needs.
Warm weather set to give way to snow in the area overnight?
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We’ve had temperatures in the mid-60s the past couple of days, but it is January, and the forecast for overnight Sunday into Monday morning has us looking at 2 to 4 inches of snow.
Warm temperatures move more shrimp into Chesapeake Bay waters
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Large white shrimp — the kind that might star in a white-wine scampi — have been riding warmer waters into the Chesapeake Bay in growing numbers.
Mel Gurtov: The battle over cobalt
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Recall the controversy over “blood diamonds”—diamond mining that helped fund civil wars in Africa.
Coaching moves force Mendenhall to shuffle staff duties for bowl game
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Robert Anae won’t be the only Virginia coordinator not with the team for its appearance in the Wasabi Fenway Bowl next week.
Signups begin today for USDA Dairy Margin Coverage Program for 2022
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The USDA has opened the signup period for the Dairy Margin Coverage Program for the 2022 calendar year.
Oduro goes for career-high 32 in 71-65 George Mason win over Navy
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A solid defensive effort and career performance from junior Josh Oduro led George Mason (5-5) to a 71-65 triumph over Navy (6-3) Tuesday night inside EagleBank Arena.
Potential target for treating and diagnosing Lyme disease discovered
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You don’t have to go far to find ticks. Just step outside and look for some grass. Look to the top of the shiny, green blade – usually ankle high. A tick might be there, waiting.
