5-year-old dies after being left in hot car: Tips for avoiding the next tragedy
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A Fairfax County family is in mourning and a community is in shock after a 5-year-old boy died after reportedly being left in a hot car.
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Senate approves infrastructure deal
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The U.S. Senate voted today to approve a trillion-dollar infrastructure package, a big first step on an item at the top of President Biden’s domestic agenda.
Is it possible to make money playing CS:GO online?
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Millions of players fight for the glory every day on CS:GO’s servers, but few of them know a game-changing secret: you can actually make money while playing.
McEachin leads call for investment in environmental justice initiatives
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Rep. A. Donald McEachin (D-VA-04) is leading an effort for additional investments to support environmental justice initiatives and provide resources for low-income communities, communities of color, and indigenous and tribal communities.
Are bald eagles back to being pests now?
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It’s hard to believe the bald eagle was on the brink of extinction in the Lower 48 United States just a half century ago, given how common the majestic birds are all over the country nowadays.
VDOT seeks input for Seven Bends State Park Access Study
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VDOT, in collaboration with the Department of Conservation and Recreation and Michael Baker International, will be hosting a Seven Bends State Park Access Study virtual public information meeting through WedEx on Tuesday, Aug. 17, at 5:30 p.m.
Culpeper District Traffic Alerts: Week of Aug. 9-13
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.
Speaking out: Jaunté Jacobs targets creativity and innovation through his music
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Jaunté Jacobs’ popularity has propelled in the last couple of years. The R&B colossal has recently decided to discuss the origins of his much-awaited song ’Not Okay’ produced by Mantra.
Minor League Baseball Relief Act has one major flaw
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AFP contributor Jerry Carter found a significant flaw in the well-intentioned Minor League Baseball Relief Act introduced in Congress in June.
