Wayne Theatre to host poetry competition for Virginia high school students
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High school poetry enthusiasts will compete tomorrow in the first national semi-finals. Eight Virginia students will compete at The Wayne.
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Waynesboro branch of NAACP to celebrate Black History Month Sunday with MBU professor
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Black History Month originated from Negro History Week, the second week in February, to honor Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass.
John LaForge: Senior nonviolent resister celebrates nuclear ban treaty the hard way
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Monday 22 January marks the third anniversary of the coming-into-force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Wim Laven: Turning away from evil
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Many survivors of Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust wrote memoirs to permanently record what had happened with a belief that such atrocity should never happen again.
Roddy Scheer: Is Direct Air Capture a tool in mitigating runaway climate change?
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Plants naturally absorb and convert CO2 into oxygen through photosynthesis. When plants die, they release carbon, but most of it is absorbed by the soil.
Bob Topper: New House Speaker Mike Johnson has us heartbeats away from a theocracy
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What does it mean to US democracy that Mike Johnson is Speaker of the House, third in line of succession to be President of the United States of America?
Halfway house, director guilty of wire fraud; failed to monitor home confinement offenders
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The former president and director of a halfway house pled guilty Thursday to making false statements and committing wire fraud.
Waynesboro: Freak construction accident involving unmanned bulldozer claims one life
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A 59-year-old construction crew member is dead after an unoccupied bulldozer on Lyndhurst Road in Waynesboro impacted the Harrisonburg man.
Winslow Myers: In Maine, in Gaza, violence became the way to subdue the ‘other’
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The tragedies in Maine and Israel are cousins, however different in scale they appear. But are they in fact so different in scale?
The U.S. public opposes sending weapons that are sent anyway because democracy
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Has anybody asked you whether you agree with the media’s universal consensus that having a House Speaker who could facilitate the prolongation, escalation, and creation of numerous wars would be obviously better than not having a House Speaker?
