NLDS Game 5: Nats need epic outing from Strasburg
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The game plan for Washington Nationals manager Davey Martinez going into NLDS Game 4 was, get seven innings, at least, from Max Scherzer, and see what happens.
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Screening of doc on new approach to end mass incarceration
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Richard Edmond-Vargas, a nationally-recognized criminal justice reformer, will be in Charlottesville to present two screenings of The Feminist on Cellblock Y.
Hutchison named president of Virginia Highlands Community College
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Dr. Adam C. Hutchison will become the next president of Virginia Highlands Community College. He will assume the role at the beginning of 2020.
Democrats are leading in terms of popularity in Virginia
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After extensive research of the Virginian voting community by the Wason Center for Public Policy at Cristopher Newport University, it was concluded that the state was heavily favoring Democrat candidates compared to the now in-charge Republicans.
Northam dedicates new state forest in Rockingham County
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Gov. Ralph Northam dedicated First Mountain State Forest on Monday in Rockingham County, the Commonwealth’s newest state forest.
Roberts blinks, Scherzer shines: Nats force NLDS Game 5
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Max Scherzer gave up a first inning solo homer, then went seven innings, allowing just that one run, pitching the Washington Nationals to a 6-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of their NLDS series on Monday.
Women’s Soccer: EMU wins team academic award
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The EMU women’s soccer team has earned the Team Academic Award from the United Soccer Coaches. The award recognizes the team GPA from the 2018-19 academic year.
Martinez gambles, but Corbin falters: Nats fall 10-4 in Game 3
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Remember how Washington Nationals manager got his team past the wild-card round and into a 1-1 tie in the NLDS by using starters in relief? Yeah. Didn’t work on Sunday at Nats Park in Game 3.
Northam launches 2019 Virginia workforce giving campaign
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Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced the start of the 22nd annual Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign for state employee workforce giving.
Rain, then drought: Crop conditions flip for farmers
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After starting the year with a surplus of moisture, most Virginia farmers now are anxiously awaiting rain after several months of dry weather.
