Climate Action Alliance of the Valley climate, energy news roundup
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Here’s the January 2022 roundup from the Climate Action Alliance of the Valley.
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Augusta County sets public hearing on proposed redistricting maps
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday, Feb. 9, at 7 p.m. to consider an ordinance revising voting precincts and polling places in Augusta County.
Is the middle class being shut out of home ownership?
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Ask anybody looking for a new home in the Augusta County, Staunton, Waynesboro market, and you’ll hear the same story: they’re gone as soon as they appear on the market, practically.
Authoritarian madness: The slippery slope from lockdowns to concentration camps
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You don’t have to be unvaccinated or a conspiracy theorist or even anti-government to be worried about what lies ahead.
Spanberger to HHS: Hold drug companies accountable for breaking the law
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Abigail Spanberger is leading a bipartisan effort to protect the 340B Drug Pricing Program and prevent additional prescription drug hikes on Virginia healthcare providers and the communities they serve.
Griffith introduces bill to ensure supply of domestic-manufactured PPE
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Congressman Morgan Griffith (R-VA-09) has introduced a bill to require the federal government to enter into partnerships with domestic manufacturers of PPE in order to ensure supply during national emergencies.
Andrew Moss: Unions must help salvage democracy
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Nothing in one part of the country is truly “alien” if it affects any other part. To the extent that the voting power and political voice of millions of people is diminished anywhere, it affects the quality of democracy everywhere.
Top 5 real estate markets for 2022
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The U.S. real estate markets have gone through a major shift during 2021.
Louisa County man sentenced for possessing images of child sex abuse
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A Louisa County man was sentenced this week to 15 years in prison for possessing images of the sexual abuse of children.
OPM announces $15 minimum wage for federal civilian employees
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Federal civilian employees in the U.S. will now be paid at least $15 per hour, a change that will impact 67,000 out of 2.2 million federal employees.
