Queer author George M. Johnson to speak at Bridgewater College Sept. 26
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Award-winning author and activist George M. Johnson will present an endowed lecture at Bridgewater College on Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Cole Hall.
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Jennifer Wexton diagnosed with ‘Parkinson on steroids,’ won’t run for re-election in 2024
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Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton will not run for re-election in 2024, citing a recent health diagnosis of Atypical Parkinsonism.
‘We can change this raging red tide to calm blue waters’: Dem candidates speak out
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The Staunton Democratic Committee’s candidates forum Tuesday evening allowed audience members to ask questions in a town-hall-style platform.
Tim Kaine distances himself from Susanna Gibson: ‘I don’t really know her that well’
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Tim Kaine could not run fast enough from the question about Susanna Gibson, the Virginia House candidate whose sex tapes were outed this week by the Washington Post, at the behest of a Republican Party operative.
Game Notes: Maryland, UVA to square off for first time in 10 years on Friday in College Park
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A longtime rivalry will be rekindled when Virginia and Maryland kick off Friday night in primetime at SECU Stadium, as it will mark the first meeting between the former Atlantic Coast Conference foes in a decade.
Region’s suicide rates almost double state, national average; treatment options in the works
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Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County are facing a major mental health crisis – with more than 60 temporary detention orders issued per month.
Analysis: Evaluating three ideas out there for peace plans for ending the war in Ukraine
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Ideas about how to end the Ukraine war abound. None come from Ukraine. None have gained traction.
River City celebrates ‘milestone’ groundbreaking for Southern Corridor
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With nine projects, Waynesboro has been awarded nearly $49 million of Virginia SMART Scale funding since 2015.
Tuberville is ‘aiding and abetting communists’: What about Ben Cline?
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Ben Cline, in March – obviously inspired by Tommy Tuberville – demanded that no funds be used for military officers “until the Biden Administration reverses its agenda of making the Pentagon and the Department of Defense an abortion facilitator.”
Is New York City really sinking? If so, is it a natural or human-caused phenomenon?
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The sea level surrounding New York City is nine inches higher today than it was in 1950. Put differently, while it took 48 years for the sea level around NYC to rise by six inches, the next three inches took less than 20 years.
