Now that Charlottesville can remove monuments, should it?
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News reports proclaim that the Governor of Virginia has signed into law a bill allowing localities in Virginia to remove Confederate statues.
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New dates for Bargatze, Isserlis, Poundstone at The Paramount
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Due to the COVID-19 public health crisis this spring, several live performances at The Paramount Theater have been rescheduled.
Northam: June primary, May local elections should move
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Gov. Ralph Northam will ask the General Assembly move the May general election and all special elections scheduled for May 5 to the Nov. 3 general election date. The governor is also exercising his statutory authority to move the June primary elections from June 9 to June 23.
Shenandoah County: Route 620 closing April 6 for bridge replacement
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A portion of Route 620 (Smith Creek Road) in Shenandoah County is scheduled to close for about eight months beginning Monday, April 6, as contractors replace a low-water bridge over Smith Creek.
Albemarle County COVID-19 response update: March 25
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Albemarle County has created a COVID-19 page on the county website – albemarle.org/COVID19 – to provide updated information about public safety, parks, financial assistance, and more.
Max Watson named new VMI men’s soccer coach
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VMI announced Monday that Max Watson has been promoted to the position of head men’s soccer coach.
Update: Albemarle County COVID-19 response
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Albemarle County government is emphasizing community safety and resiliency in its response to COVID-19.
Online ways to explore Virginia during social distancing
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While people are self-isolating and social distancing, many museums, historic sites and other tourism destinations in Virginia are offering virtual options for visitors to explore and learn.
FOCO introduces new De’Andre Hunter bobblehead
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We need to have something to smile about now. Here’s something to smile about: a De’Andre Hunter bobblehead.
Coronavirus: Proper handwashing technique more important than ever
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The first line of defense against coronavirus, and really every infectious disease, is the simple act of handwashing.
