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.
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The steady slide towards tyranny in the U.S.: How freedom dies, from A to Z
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The American governmental scheme is sliding ever closer towards a pervasive authoritarianism.
Jarlin Susana looks strong in 7-2 Fredericksburg Nationals win on Friday night
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Jarlin Susana, one of the key pieces acquired by the Washington Nationals in the Juan Soto trade two years ago, struck out six in four innings Friday night, in a 7-2 Fredericksburg win over the Down East Wood Ducks.
Lawmakers introduce bill to protect birth control access for women at pharmacies
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The Access to Birth Control Act would guarantee timely access to birth control for all women at pharmacies nationwide.
Notebook: The latest in what’s making news in climate, energy, the environment
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The ocean has been breaking temperature records every day for more than a year by wide margins.
Analysis: Donald Trump’s record as a ‘jobs president’ was deeply flawed
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In mid-2015, announcing his candidacy for president of the United States, Donald Trump declared that he would “be the greatest jobs president that God ever created.”
Evan Blanco throws five scoreless in #10 Virginia’s 10-0 win over Navy
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Evan Blanco got a rare mid-week start, ahead of #10 Virginia’s exam break, and put up five shutout innings in a 10-0 run-rule win over Navy on Wednesday at Disharoon Park.
History of Rosenwald Schools focus of new exhibit at Virginia Museum of History in Richmond
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In 1911, Booker T. Washington met Julius Rosenwald. The meeting led to the foundation of the Rosenwald schools.
Sen. Warner on mail delays in Virginia: U.S. ‘postal service across the board is facing a crisis’
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Sen. Mark R. Warner referred to mail delays in Virginia caused by issues at the Sandston facility near Richmond as “totally unacceptable.”
Dems should back Defund NPR Act, in quid pro quo reviving Fairness Doctrine
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Fifth District Congressman Bob Good, who is facing a challenge for the Republican Party nomination, somehow from the right, has introduced a bill called the Defund NPR Act that would, well, you know.
