Indians get to Scherzer late, top Nationals, 3-1
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Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer took a no-hitter into the seventh. The Cleveland Indians got going with a vengeance after.
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Giving Back: Pryor family dedicated to Waynesboro YMCA
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John Spears is in the gym at the Waynesboro YMCA at 7:15 am on Saturdays during basketball season, and not far behind him is a lady who has been running the concessions tables for the past 22 years.
NARAL endorses Bennett, McEachin for Congress
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NARAL Pro-Choice America PAC announced its endorsement of LuAnn Bennett (VA-10) and State Sen. Donald McEachin (VA-04) in their campaigns for Congress.
VOGA comments on STRONGER review of gas, oil regulations
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The current STRONGER review of Virginia’s gas and oil regulations ongoing in Virginia this week adds another set of eyes to regulations.
Clinton campaign claims job growth under economic plan
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New analysis shows Virginia could add 271,000 jobs under Hillary Clinton’s economic plans, while it could lose 89,000 jobs under a Donald Trump presidency.
Herring joins $100 million settlement with Barclays: LIBOR
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring today announced that Virginia is part of a $100 million settlement with Barclays Bank PLC and Barclays Capital Inc.
Locals, environmental groups raise concerns over fracking standards
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Local residents and community activists joined environmental and social justice groups to call for a comprehensive study and review of state fracking standards.
Richmond, William & Mary in STATS Preseason Top 10
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CAA favorites Richmond and William & Mary are both ranked in the STATS FCS Preseason Top 10, released Monday.
Robert Hurt: Appeasement, half-measures make world more dangerous
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News and developments both at home and abroad this week gave us further evidence demonstrating that a foreign and national security policy based on appeasement and half measures makes us less safe.
Andy Schmookler: Here’s what Hillary Clinton should be asked
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Madame Secretary, you have said that as president, you’ll “break the gridlock in Washington.” You have also said that you are good at reaching “across the aisle” to get things done.
