Virginia awards $115.7 million in heating assistance this winter
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The Commonwealth of Virginia has awarded $115.7 million for the Low Income Energy Assistance program (LIHEAP).
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Civilian Conservation Corps: Tough times led to lasting legacies at Chesapeake region’s parks
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Camp Leetonia housed a company of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s “tree army,” better known as the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Higher education loophole closed to protect veterans from being ‘nothing more than dollar signs’
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A loophole in the 90/10 rule allowed for-profit colleges to use G.I. Bill benefits to receive additional federal student aid for veterans and turn higher profits.
Waynesboro: A vote for Jim Wood for City Council is a vote for Jan. 6
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A vote for Jim Wood in Waynesboro is a vote for the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrectionists, and, sorry if that hurts anybody’s feelings, but it’s the truth.
Midterms: Will anger over Dobbs decision lead to higher turnout at the polls?
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The big question is: Will the anger, worry and disbelief over the Roe v. Wade decision translate into more young people and Democrats turning out to vote?
Michael Dover: The only way to climate progress is defeating Republicans
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If you’re worried about climate change — the wildfires, super-storms, droughts, floods, rising seas, and climate refugees — please vote like the life of the planet is on the ballot, because it is.
Youngkin cracks joke on Pelosi attack: ‘We’re going to send her back to be with him’
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A politically-motivated intruder brutally attacked the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in their California home overnight. Gov. Glenn Youngkin thought that was something to joke about at a campaign rally today.
Biden announces $23 million investment in Virginia union jobs, economic development
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The Biden-Harris Administration announced Wednesday a $23 million investment to create union jobs and create economic opportunity by reclaiming abandoned land mines in Virginia.
SBPC praises public service loan relief, but upset many who need it most will be denied
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A national nonprofit is commending the Biden Administration for its efforts to deliver student debt relief to public service workers. However, the Student Borrower Protection Center is also expressing disappointment that many borrowers who need relief the most may be denied.
Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force co-chairs issue $3.5 million in grant funding
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Three co-chairs of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force announced $3.5 million awarded to the first Chesapeake WILD grants.
