Women’s Basketball: Virginia falls 65-57 at BC for ninth straight ACC loss
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Virginia suffered its ninth straight loss in ACC play, falling 65-57 on Thursday at Boston College.
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Liberty’s Shiloh Robinson posts double-double in win at Bellarmine
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Liberty snapped Bellarmine’s four-game winning streak at home, defeating the Knights, 66-53, Thursday afternoon on the road at Historic Freedom Hall.
Augusta County woman wins $1 million in New Year’s Millionaire Raffle
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When Sharon Anderson decided to check the winning numbers in Virginia’s New Year’s Millionaire Raffle, she had some pretty low expectations.
Why everyone needs an emergency fund
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Here’s what you need to know about building your emergency fund.
Longwood stays unbeaten in Big South with win at UNC-Asheville
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Longwood rode a dominant first half at both ends of the floor – then withstood a ferocious UNC-Asheville comeback bid in the second – to beat the Bulldogs 56-48 and remain unbeaten in the Big South.
Update: Senate committee to hold hearing on death with dignity bill on Thursday
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The Virginia Death with Dignity Act would give mentally capable, terminally ill adults with six months or less to live the legal right to obtain a doctor’s prescription for medication they may decide to take to peacefully end unbearable suffering.
Shifting to SaaS: Advantages and disadvantages
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The term SaaS is related to cloud computing. This method of software delivery is a good alternative to traditional on-premise solutions.
Ken Plum: Getting down to work
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The Constitution of Virginia puts responsibility for the public school system under the State Board of Education and local school boards.
Richmond Flying Squirrels launch initiative to welcome African American fans
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels have been named a team captain of “The Nine,” a new, Black-community focused outreach platform launched by Minor League Baseball®.
Are contact tracing apps tracking me? Not at all, say Virginia Tech researchers
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We’ve masked, we’ve vaccinated, we’ve boosted — but are we underutilizing technology that could contain the pandemic because we don’t trust it?
