Waynesboro YMCA hires interim CEO to lead facility in continued strategic planning
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The Waynesboro YMCA has tapped a Y veteran to serve as interim CEO beginning work in late December.
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ODU blows 28-0 lead, falls to Western Kentucky, 38-35, in Famous Toastery Bowl
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Old Dominion scored four first-half touchdowns to build a sizable lead in Monday’s Famous Toastery Bowl in Charlotte, but it wasn’t enough as underdog Western Kentucky stormed back for a 38-35 win in overtime
10 gang members sentenced for maiming of Norfolk mother who wanted to leave ‘Outlaws’
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Ten Virginia gang members involved in the April 2020 attack and maiming of a 21-year-old Norfolk mother will spend the next four years to life in prison.
Virginia Basketball Notebook: Trying to make sense of the Northeastern near-miss
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A first point of focus for the media types after #22 Virginia’s narrow 56-54 win over Northeastern was the 11-day break for final exams.
Longwood forces 27 VMI turnovers, keying 68-49 win, extending win streak to 12
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It took a while for Longwood to get the offense in gear, but the Lancers’ defense was there from the start to key a 68-49 win over VMI on Sunday.
Roddy Scheer: Are food dyes in soda, other drinks actually bad for you?
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Food dyes have been a controversial ingredient in sodas and various beverages for decades, due to concerns about their potential health risks.
Remembering Hyman Solomon: The life and times of baseball’s Jimmie Reese
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Jimmie Reese threw batting practice to Lou Gehrig, roomed with Babe Ruth, hit fungos to Nolan Ryan and gave fielding tips to Jim Edmonds.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Road work schedule for week of Dec. 18-22
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VDOT has updated its schedule of road work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Alon Ben-Meir: The current Netanyahu-led government was born in sin
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The unspeakable savagery that Hamas committed against innocent Israelis allowed the Israeli public to support the government’s war efforts against Hamas.
Robert C. Koehler: Once you start killing, it’s hard, unfortunately, to stop killing
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There are a number of blatant ways for terrorist organizations – by which I mean national governments – to justify committing mass murder.
