U.S. Forest Service plans prescribed burn near Luray on Tuesday
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The Forest Service will begin a prescribed burn Tuesday at the 309-acre Indian Grave and 86-acre Seakford Fields, approximately 8 miles north of Luray.
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Reproductive justice: We rise in support of black women’s fundamental rights
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Everyone has the right to bodily autonomy – the right to make decisions about if, and when, to have a child, how to bring up a child, as well as a safe and sustainable environment to raise that child.
Cringe no more: Study reveals dad jokes help children overcome embarrassment
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Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary included the term dad joke in 2019, officially certifying wholesome jokes by fathers as part of the English lexicon.
Can Americans learn to stand against wildly unpopular policies from Israelis?
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Within the last few weeks, citizens in Israel and the republic of Georgia took to the streets and successfully stopped wildly unpopular actions by their governments.
Virginia Resource Advisory Committee has nearly $90,000 to recommend for projects
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The VRAC has approximately $89,500 to recommend for projects through the SRS and Community Self-Determination Act Title II Program.
Report: How federally dependent is your state? The research might surprise you
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The tax filing deadline in the United States is April 18, but some states receive more federal aid than what they pay in taxes.
George Mason hires Final Four hero Tony Skinn to take over basketball program
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George Mason is going to a hero from the 2006 Final Four team for its next head coach.
Virginia needs to rebuild at wideout with losses of stars, Hagans
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The Big Three in the Virginia wideout room – Keytaon Thompson, Dontavyion Wicks and Billy Kemp – have moved on.
Midwest Veterinary Supply pleads guilty to selling drugs without prescriptions
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Midwest Veterinary Supply pled guilty today to introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce and agreed to pay more than $10 million in criminal fines.
George Mason University president makes case for FBI headquarters in Springfield
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As Virginia and Maryland make their final pitches to be the home of the next FBI headquarters, GMUs president offered his opinion.
