Charlottesville Reading Series to host essayist, UVA professor B. Brian Foster
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The Charlottesville Reading Series will host an in-person reading on Friday, at 7 p.m. at New Dominion Bookshop.
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Mutual backtracking in U.S.-China student exchanges casualty of new cold war
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In recent talks between U.S. and Chinese leaders, they have found common ground in support for more people-to-people exchanges, particularly in education.
Virtual home invasions: We’re not safe from government Peeping Toms
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The spirit of the Constitution, drafted by men who chafed against the heavy-handed tyranny of an imperial ruler, would suggest that one’s home is a fortress, safe from almost every kind of intrusion.
Shenandoah National Park names interim superintendent with retirement of Pat Kenney
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Shenandoah National Park Superintendent Pat Kenney retired April 30 after nearly 34 years in the National Park Service (NPS).
Consumer choice: FAA legislation deadline nears on adding flights to Reagan National Airport
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Congress faces a Friday deadline to pass FAA legislation that would direct aviation policy for the next five years.
No-cost mental health counseling offered to food and beverage workers throughout Virginia
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Food and beverage workers in Virginia and Washington D.C. will soon have access to no-cost counseling to address mental health.
The O’s aren’t going to need to call Jackson Holliday back up anytime soon
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How’s Jackson Holliday doing, you ask? I’m not sure that it matters with how the O’s have been playing of late.
Virginia, Maryland lawmakers sound alarm on Senate approval to add flights to DCA
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In late April, two aircraft narrowly avoided collision on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport’s runway, already the nation’s busiest.
‘The backbone of the American economy’: McClellan celebrates small businesses
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In honor of National Small Business Week, Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan toured local small businesses in Virginia’s District 4.
Forest service to use aerial pesticide to prevent defoliation from spongy moth caterpillars
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The Forest Service will begin aerial suppression treatments on nonnative spongy moth caterpillars across 16,000 acres on Monday.
