VCU study to develop new measure of prosthesis awareness
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A new study at Virginia Commonwealth University is focusing on ways to improve the understanding of a prosthesis user’s mobility.
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Breakdown: Virginia, Wake Forest meet in key ACC basketball matchup
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Wake Forest has lost three of its last five after getting out to an 11-1 start that, when you look at it, was at least a little bit the result of some feasting on cream puffs.
How to block online websites and apps
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There are several ways to block online websites and apps using tools we have on our computers and smartphones, and we are going to delve into the major ones.
Northam declares state of emergency ahead of weekend winter storm
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Gov. Ralph Northam today declared a state of emergency in preparation for a winter storm expected to move into Virginia over the weekend.
Benefits of cash house buyer companies
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It takes more than a month for one to sell a house with all the paperwork included, and sometimes it can even go further. With cash house buyer companies, the entire process is cut in half or even shorter.
Virginia can’t hold early lead, falls to #4 NC State, 66-43
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Virginia got out to a nine-point lead in the first quarter, but a 20-1 run by fourth-ranked NC State put the Wolfpack in control on their way to a 66-43 win over the Cavaliers on Thursday night.
Virginia signs agreement with Denmark to advance offshore wind industry
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Gov. Ralph Northam has signed an agreement with the Danish Ministry of Climate Energy and Utilities to work together to advance the offshore wind industry.
It’s comin’: Forecast has a lot of snow on the way this weekend
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The current forecast indicates a significant winter storm with snow starting in Virginia Saturday evening, and an all-day snow event Sunday.
Virginia Museum of History & Culture receives Library of Congress grant
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A Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Regional Grant will help the Virginia Museum of History & Culture create the Virginia History Day Elementary Teacher Guide.
Righting past wrongs: Herring overrules discriminatory legal opinions
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Virginia attorneys general issued at least 58 opinions between 1904 and 1967 that either applied or interpreted racially discriminatory state laws.
