Northam: Election loss was bad messaging; plans to return to private life after term
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Gov. Ralph Northam wants to make it clear: the Democrats’ 2021 election loss wasn’t about him. It was bad messaging.
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Kaine introduces bill to expand access to medical school
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Sen. Tim Kaine has reintroduced legislation to tackle the lack of representation of rural students, underserved students, and students of color in the physician pipeline.
Crews may have located 1887 time capsule in Robert E. Lee statue pedestal
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced that crews may have located the 1887 time capsule of Confederate artifacts on Monument Avenue in Richmond at 7:11 a.m. today.
Tips for how you can extend the life of your leftover holiday eggnog
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Eggnog has a limited shelf life, but consumers can still indulge post-Christmas cravings, and do so safely, with a few kitchen hacks.
Northam announces plans for Sunday’s Linwood Holton memorial service
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A memorial service for former Gov. A. Linwood Holton will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Second Presbyterian Church, 5 N. 5th St. in Richmond.
Eric Payne: Don’t make credit more expensive for struggling Americans
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Distressingly, some in DC are floating the idea of making access to credit more expensive for low-income consumers.
Defense contractor to invest $2.2 million in production, training in Stafford County
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UVision USA Corporation, a developer of unmanned military systems, will invest $2.2 million to establish a production and training center in Stafford County.
Northam announces $1 billion for Chesapeake Bay work
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Gov. Ralph Northam’s two-year budget proposal will provide historic funding for the Chesapeake Bay, clean water infrastructure and conserving the Commonwealth’s natural resources.
Liberty adds 17 from prep, transfer, JUCO ranks for Class of 2022
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Liberty Football added 17 new members to its program today with the announcement of the Flames’ December signees.
Former Virginia great Chris Slade says it’s time for UVA to get back to its recruiting roots
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Chris Slade and a slew of other former Virginia gridiron greats made the trip to Charlottesville Monday to welcome Virginia’s 42nd head football coach, and Slade made it clear after that he liked what he saw and heard.
