Virginia postal worker steals mail from 180 victims on route, forges checks
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A former postal carrier with the U.S. Postal Service in Richmond pleaded guilty yesterday to theft of mail.
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Harrisonburg likely first city in Virginia to pass resolution supporting cease fire in Gaza
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Harrisonburg City Council will vote on a resolution tonight calling for an immediate cease fire in Gaza and Israel.
Staunton to host two Virginia Festival of the Book preview events in March
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The Virginia Festival of the Book is expanding its outreach again in 2024 – hosting two preview events in Staunton.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: VDOT schedule for week of Feb. 26-March 1
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VDOT has updated its scheduled road work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
‘Pride and Prejudice’ brings love, story of family to The Wayne Theatre stage
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One of the most famous love stories of literature and time comes to The Wayne Theatre stage as “Pride and Prejudice” is presented.
Dominion Energy to sell 50% noncontrolling interest of offshore wind farm project
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Dominion Energy, Inc. plans to sell a 50 percent noncontrolling interest in the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind commercial project.
Threats among elementary school children require intervention ‘to break the cycle’ of behavior
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With mass shootings and the wide availability of guns in the United States today, there is a considerable amount of worry when it comes to school violence.
Virginia is ‘soft’: Where do we see it the most? The worst place: in the post
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The problems for Tony Bennett during Virginia’s first rough patch, Dec. 16-Jan. 13, from the Northeastern near-miss through the loss at Wake Forest, both had to do with the bigs: post defense and rebounding.
Historic preservation projects across Virginia receive nearly $400K infusion through grants
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Nearly $400,000 in grants were awarded to 14 organizations to support history preservation and education projects throughout Virginia.
Youngkin on the clock to sign gun safety bills passed by both Virginia chambers
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Lawmakers in Richmond have passed critical gun safety measures in the House and Senate. Now, it’s up to Virginia’s governor to sign off on the bills.
