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During the 55 years of occupation, Israeli and Palestinian leaders subjected four generations of youth to the same horrifyingly misguided fate as their fathers and even grandfathers.
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As your article (Feb. 23) intimates, Abigail Spanberger’s arrival on the “local school funding snafu” scene seems suspiciously related to gubernatorial desires.
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The Shenandoah Community Capital Fund is celebrating 15 years of assistance to entrepreneurs in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Israel has always been touted as America’s most reliable friend in the Middle East, a bastion of democracy in a region dominated by autocracies.
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Synergistic might be the best word to describe how Basic City Beer Company in Waynesboro has expanded its footprint on the East End of the city with the addition of The Foundry and Patina restaurant.
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If location is the secret to happiness, then WalletHub reveals the secret in its report on 2023’s Happiest Cities in America.
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A former Waynesboro resident said her family tried to address the homeless crisis but she said ultimately she was forced to shut down – and still lives in fear of repercussions.
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Terry Holland, who passed away on Sunday after a three-year-plus battle with Alzheimer’s, is why I’m a University of Virginia graduate, and I doubt that I’m alone in being able to say that.
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A Maryland-based government contractor is moving its headquarters to Fairfax County, which, yeah, that’s not really news.
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The next-to-last Saturday in the ACC regular season didn’t go off as expected. Down year, or not, it was a hard-fought weekend in the conference as the schools continue to jockey for seeding heading in the upcoming ACC Tournament in Greensboro.
