Virginia players decide to conclude 2020 season
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Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall left the decision on accepting a bowl bid to his players.
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Climate literacy: The key to solving the climate crisis, building green jobs and sustainable economies
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In the decades since the launch of the global environmental movement after the first Earth Day, more than 3 billion young people have graduated from high school having learned little or nothing about climate change.
It’s time to leave 2020 behind and start 2021 with positive attitude, JMU researchers say
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JMU psychology professors Ben Blankenship and Jaime Kurtz say there are a number of strategies to help make 2021 a positive year.
Virginia Tech whups Virginia, 33-15, and it wasn’t as close as the score would indicate
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If you believe the rumblings, Virginia Tech was playing to say goodbye to Justin Fuente, and Virginia was playing to go home for the holidays.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Schedule for week of Dec. 14-18
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The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.
Budget includes funding to transform Monument Avenue, invest in Shockoe Bottom
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Gov. Ralph Northam today said his proposed state budget will include nearly $25 million to transform historical sites and advance historic justice initiatives in Virginia.
Final phase of I-64/U.S. 29 project will reconfigure Exit 118 interchange next week
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The final phase of the construction involves shifting the entrance from U.S. 29 southbound to I-64 eastbound from the right lane to the left lane, with access to the I-64 east entrance ramp controlled by a traffic signal.
New COVID-19 positives lower today: Hospital census up a tick
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The Virginia Department of Health reported 3,395 new positive COVID-19 tests on Friday. Hospital census, per the VDH COVID-19 dashboard, is 13,495, 81.9 percent of the state’s overall hospital capacity.
Duke cancels remaining nonconference games
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Duke has scuttled its remaining nonconference schedule, per a news release attributing the move to an abundance of caution due to COVID-19 and to allow players time to spend with their families over the holidays.
Virginia joins suit against Facebook, alleging illegal monopoly
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A bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general has filed a lawsuit against Facebook Inc. alleging that the company has illegally stifled competition and continues to do so in order to protect its monopoly power.
