DMV announces certification of Virginia REAL ID program
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The Virginia DMV announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has determined that Virginia’s REAL ID program is fully compliant with federal requirements.
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Ken Plum: REAL ID
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Virginians are now able to obtain through the local offices of the DMV a REAL ID that complies with federal regulations to prove their identity.
Emmett Hanger: REAL ID
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As of October you have the option to upgrade your Virginia driver’s license or identification card to be federally REAL ID compliant. What does that mean for you?
DMV to offer optional REAL ID-compliant licenses starting Oct. 1
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Starting October 1, the Virginia DMV will offer Virginians the option to upgrade their current Virginia driver’s license or identification card to a REAL ID compliant credential.
Did Waynesboro Schools really hire the superintendent’s former romantic partner?
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Several readers asked us to look into the placement of Kristi Williams, the former president and CEO of the now-shuttered local United Way, into a position as a special education teacher at the high school for the current school year.
Do you really need pet insurance? A complete beginner’s guide
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From routine check-ups to unexpected medical emergencies, the cost of keeping a pet healthy can quickly add up.
Protecting sex predators: The sordid reality of the global power elite
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Nearly 30 years after the first complaints were filed, the Epstein files remain a masterclass in how the ruling class shields its own.
Albemarle County | Reality TV? Nope, driver takes gunfire in real-life towing incident
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Two suspects are facing criminal charges for allegedly shooting at a truck driver towing a vehicle from an Albemarle County apartment complex.
Greene County | Realtors group siding with transparency-challenged BOS incumbent
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For some reason, the Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® has decided to intervene in a Greene County Board of Supervisors race.
Jim Ryan explains decision to step down as UVA president: ‘Real and direct harm’
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Jim Ryan explained his decision to step down as the president of UVA, saying he did so because “I cannot make a unilateral decision to fight the federal government in order to save my own job.”
