Virginia Tech alumna in an important role for upcoming NASA mission
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For most people, the thought of waiting three years to fulfill a career objective seems agonizing. But for Laura Jones-Wilson, the years seem like mere days.
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Virginia launches Checkpoint Strikeforce DUI enforcement campaign
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The Commonwealth’s 20th annual Checkpoint Strikeforce DUI enforcement and public education campaign will take place through Labor Day weekend and resume throughout the 2021 winter holiday season.
James Madison University welcomes new chief of police
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James Madison University today announced Anthony Matos as the new chief of university police. Matos joins the public safety staff after an extensive search and will assume duties on Sept. 13.
Flying Squirrels announce 2022 schedule
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels have revealed their schedule for the 2022 season, as set by Major League Baseball.
Brad Copenhaver sworn in as Virginia’s commissioner of agriculture
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Virginia’s farm landscapes served as a backdrop for the experiences that prepared Brad Copenhaver for the state’s top position in agricultural leadership.
VMI falls 4-0 at GW in season opener
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George Washington got on the scoreboard just over a minute into the contest Thursday afternoon and went on to defeat VMI 4-0 in non-conference men’s soccer action.
Virginia releases women’s basketball non-conference schedule
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The Virginia women’s basketball team announced its 2021-2022 non-conference schedule Thursday, which includes six games to be played at John Paul Jones Arena.
Former Norfolk sheriff convicted of public corruption charges
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A federal jury convicted a former Norfolk city sheriff this week on 11 counts, including conspiracy to commit honest services mail fraud.
Herring pushes HUD on housing discrimination protections
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is urging the HUD to reinstate a rule on disparate impact liability that would protect people from discrimination in housing
The dangers of going back to school after a year of COVID-19 lockdowns
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Once upon a time in America, parents breathed a sigh of relief when their kids went back to school after a summer’s hiatus, content in the knowledge that for a good portion of the day their kids would be gainfully occupied, out of harm’s way and out of trouble.
