Preventing the next COVID: Virginia Tech studying vampire bats for epidemic clues
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Climate change and rising temperatures increase the risk of spreading infectious disease.
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Donna Park: Grandparents and grandchildren unite the world
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There are many problems facing the world today, including war and the threat of nuclear destruction, climate change, human rights abuses, hunger, extreme poverty, growing income inequality, and global pandemics.
Senate bill addresses reported rise in threats targeting election workers
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The Election Worker Protection Act would provide more resources to keep election workers safe.
Youngkin claims to be focused on governor job, as U.S. Senate, presidential runs seem to loom
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It’s not exactly a secret that Gov. Glenn Youngkin is jonesing to take a stab at the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.
Company to establish first 100 percent recycled titanium metal powder facility in Virginia
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IperionX Limited will invest $82.1 million to establish Virginia’s first titanium demonstration facility in Halifax County.
Youngkin forced to confront how his far right turn on abortion, trans students is bad for business
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Glenn Youngkin was asked by CNBC to consider how his far-right turn on abortion and trans students impacts business.
Roger Peace: Breaking the cycle of insecurity
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There is no doubt that the Russian invasion of Ukraine constitutes a criminal act of aggression.
Ward C candidate Kenny Lee: ‘There should be people that look like me on City Council’
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You can’t call Kenny Lee an outsider. Lee, running for the Ward C seat on Waynesboro City Council, was born and raised on Shiloh Avenue in the Port Republic Historic District.
Senators introduce bipartisan legislation to protect savings from inflation
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On Tuesday, U.S. Sens. Mark Warner of Virginia and Deb Fischer of Nebraska introduced the Savings Security Act.
Archives fair to showcase unique collections highlighting Shenandoah Valley history
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A dozen archival institutions from across the region will exhibit unique collections that showcase Valley history during the Shenandoah Valley Archives Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
