Passenger rail ridership in Virginia soars
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Nearly 80,000 Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation customers used state-sponsored Amtrak Northeast Regional intercity passenger rail services in May.
Search Results for New York City
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Summer festival season begins at American Shakespeare Center
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The American Shakespeare Center is promising audiences a Roman adventure this summer with its Festival Season, which opens this weekend with Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra.
Toomey, Warner introduce measure recognizing September 11th National Memorial Trail
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U.S. Sens. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.) are working together to further honor the heroes of September 11th, 2001.
Lime Kiln Theater presents Charley Crockett and Kat Wright in concert
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The Lime Kiln Theater summer 2019 concert series continues on Saturday, June 22, as Charley Crockett and Kat Wright take the stage. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Washington, D.C., and your mental health
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There’s no place on Earth like Washington, D.C. When you’re in Washington, you’re in the political center of the universe — the capital of the most powerful country on Earth.
‘Otherwise’ explores the influence of LGBTQ+ culture on art
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The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia will offer its own contribution to a nationwide exploration of LGBTQ+ history and culture with a new exhibition opening Aug. 8.
Report: Virginia Beach has relatively few surveillance cameras compared to other cities
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Between being constantly tuned into social media and your every move being tracked and recorded as a digital footprint, privacy seems very fleeting these days.
The 7 Most Memorable Games in University Hall History
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I know, in coming up with this list of the seven most memorable games in University Hall history, that I’m risking leaving out an obvious important game, and getting shredded for it on social media.
Quinnipiac Poll: Strong economy not helping Trump with voters
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Seventy-one percent of voters surveyed by Quinnipiac University call the econonmy either “excellent” or “good,” the highest total number for American voter attitudes on the economy in almost 18 years.
How to survive the journey ahead: A graduation message for a terrifying age
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Those coming of age today will face some of the greatest obstacles ever encountered by young people.
