October programs from Augusta County Parks and Recreation
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Here’s the scoop on what’s happening in October at Augusta County Parks and Recreation.
Search Results for Special Education
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Why you should consider a graduate degree
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If you’ve been debating whether you should earn a master’s degree, here’s four reasons that can make the decision process a little easier.
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If you need an expert essay writing service for students, ArabiaEssay is ready to assist you! It offers both essay preparation and academic paper editing. The service is notable for worldwide essay service, innovative topics, and guaranteed results.
Academic and essay writing services
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Modern students have heavy curriculums, tons of homework, and little time to keep up with the program.
Farm Credit Knowledge Center launches on-demand learning platform
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The Farm Credit Knowledge Center has launched an on-demand learning platform called the AgHub, which houses a host of educational portals covering an array of agricultural topics.
Forest landowners retreat to the woods
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Central Virginia landowners can learn more about actively managing their forest lands during the 11th annual Forest Landowners’ Retreat, to be held Oct. 22-23 at Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center near Appomattox.
Virginia Cooperative Extension to host Mid-Atlantic Urban Agriculture Summit
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Virginia Cooperative Extension is hosting the first Mid-Atlantic Urban Agricultural Summit virtually from Tuesday, Oct. 12 to Thursday, Oct. 14.
EMU Homecoming and Family Weekend set for Oct. 15-17
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Alumni, parents, and students are invited to join Eastern Mennonite University’s celebration of Homecoming and Family Weekend Oct. 15-17.
Tracy Pyles: Reframing the Augusta County Courthouse referendum question
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The following is a letter from former Augusta County Board of Supervisors Chairman Tracy Pyles to Augusta County Circuit Court Judge William Chapman Goodwin.
VHHA intensifies effort to increase COVID-19 vaccinations
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The seven-day moving average of new cases in Virginia is at 3,630 as of today, nearly 15 times the seven-day moving average (228) as of July 5. Daily COVID-19 hospitalizations have likewise risen from 195 in early July to more than 2,100, a 1,005 percent increase.
