Climate Action Alliance roundup of climate, energy news
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Here’s Climate Action Alliance of the Valley’s second December 2021 roundup.
Search Results for Washington
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Lynchburg District Traffic Report: Week of Dec. 27-31
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Highway work requiring road/lane/structure closures in the Lynchburg District.
Virginia Tech veterinary students get practice at fostering love
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In August, the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine began fostering dogs from local animal shelters through its new Canine Awareness and Responsibility Experience for Students program — better known as CARES.
Mel Gurtov: The battle over cobalt
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Recall the controversy over “blood diamonds”—diamond mining that helped fund civil wars in Africa.
GO Virginia funding will attract business, support infrastructure, workforce development
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced more than $3.6 million in GO Virginia grants to support 13 projects focused on expanding workforce development and talent pipelines in key industries, fostering business, and improving infrastructure.
Richmond Spiders sprint into holiday break with sixth straight win
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The Richmond Spiders used a 27-6 run in the final eight minutes to pull away from Bucknell for an 81-50 win.
It’s time to put Joe Manchin back in his place: On the sidelines
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Months of Democrats and President Biden kissing Joe Manchin’s West Virginia white ass ended, predictably, with Joe Manchin doing what Joe Manchin was no doubt going to do all along.
5 benefits of attending church regularly
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Ultimately, to stay in touch with God, grow in your faith, and receive the support of other Christians, frequent church attendance is the best way to go.
Gov.-elect Youngkin: ‘COVID is not going to go away’
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Virginia is facing a rough next few weeks with the spread of the Omicron variant. The man about to become the next governor, Glenn Youngkin, is ruling out mask mandates and a return to virtual learning as a possible response.
Mel Gurtov: Downhill from the Summit for Democracy
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The just-concluded Summit for Democracy was intended to be a rallying point for democratic and nearly-democratic states, with pep talks on confronting rising authoritarianism and building democratic institutions.
