Americans protest Trump plan to privatize USPS, cut more federal jobs
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The weekend brought protests to prevent President Donald Trump’s plans to privatize the United States Postal Service and eliminate more jobs.
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VDOT: Updated road work, maintenance schedule for March 24-28
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VDOT has updated the schedule of construction and maintenance on our local roads for the week of March 24-28.
‘Protect American history’: Petition signatures needed for Historic Oak Hill State Park
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While the Conservation Fund awaits Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s possible amendment to make Historic Oak Hill State Park, support has grown.
Mark Warner introduces legislation to protect future of federal workforce
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner of Virginia and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland have introduced the Protect Our Probationary Employees Act.
Ben Cline uses Augusta Health for PR: Still no town halls on the schedule
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Ben Cline doesn’t have time for a town hall with his constituents, but our Bennie is all-in on private, scripted events, like the one he did for PR at Augusta Health last week.
Virginia Tech likely to join UVA in eliminating DEI programs at direction of Youngkin, Trump
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Virginia Tech seems to be falling in line with UVA as the BOV looks to eliminate any perceived diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
‘Fierce opposition’: Virginia lawmakers warn Trump against USPS changes
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In late February, President Donald Trump announced he was thinking about having the Commerce Department take control of the USPS.
‘We want to reform’: VA defends Trump cuts to department staff, funding
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The VA has responded to media coverage about a Charlottesville man protesting cuts to the administration outside the White House.
AAUP urges UVA to ‘immediately reverse course’ on move to kill DEI programs
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The University of Virginia, quietly, moved earlier this month to eliminate its DEI office; I say it was done “quietly” because we still haven’t seen the school acknowledge the move publicly.
Allegation: JMU fraternity members using Nazi salutes, taunting LGBTQ+ community
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James Madison University is investigating a fraternity for allegedly yelling LGBTQ+ slurs and using Nazi salutes in broad deadlight.
