Dredged material to rebuild two Chesapeake Bay islands
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Poplar Island is growing by 2 million cubic yards a year in the Army Corps’ largest “beneficial use” of dredged material undertaken on the East Coast.
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House narrowly votes to advance HEROES Act: Little chance with Senate, POTUS
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The House voted 208-199 to pass the HEROES Act, a $3 trillion Democratic package that President Trump has signaled is “DOA” if it were to get through the Senate.
Rob Wittman comments after voting no on House HEROES Act
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Congressman Rob Wittman (VA-01) released this statement after voting against H. Res. 965 and H.R. 6800 – House Democrats’ partisan approach to COVID-19 response.
Virginia State Police warning Central Virginia, Augusta County residents of phone scam
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This week the Virginia State Police has been alerted by numerous residents within the Central Virginia and Augusta County regions of a threatening phone scam from an individual claiming to be a Virginia State Police sergeant.
Ben Cline statement on House Dems relief package
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Congressman Ben Cline released the following statement regarding the upcoming vote on H.R. 6800 – the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act.
Staunton City Council adopts 2021 budget: Details on fees, taxes, impact on employees
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Staunton City Council voted Thursday to adopt the city’s fiscal year 2021 budget, which will set the course for city programs and services for the next year.
7 digital marketing strategies to help you during coronavirus pandemic
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Businesses all over the world have been greatly affected in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
Page County: Lane closures, traffic pattern change begin next week on Route 211
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A significant traffic-pattern change is scheduled to begin Monday, May 18 on Route 211 in Page County.
The secrets of popularity of CS:GO
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, an online multiplayer first-individual shooter that is lived to tell the story two decades later.
Settlement reached in COVID-19 lawsuit against Department of Corrections
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The ACLU of Virginia and Charlottesville attorney Elliott Harding have reached a settlement agreement in a lawsuit initially brought on April 8 by Harding on behalf of 27 people who are incarcerated in Virginia prisons.
