San Francisco lefty Josh Osich to make rehab appearance in Richmond
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San Francisco Giants left-handed pitcher Josh Osich will begin a rehab assignment with Richmond beginning on Tuesday, August 9th at The Diamond.
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EMU’s Taylor helps national men’s volleyball team qualify for Deaflympics
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EMU volleyball’s Hunter Taylor showcased his skills at the World Deaf Volleyball Championships at Gallaudet University in Washington D.C.
Giants blast Strasburg, Nats, 7-1
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Stephen Strasburg didn’t get out of the fifth inning in a 7-1 Washington Nationals loss to San Francisco Saturday at Nationals Park.
Randy Forbes: The way forward
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When I first came to Washington, I kept finding myself getting turned around while driving my car through the unfamiliar city.
Augusta County: Where we’re all illiterate, gun-totin’ rednecks
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The comments section on a Washington Post piece about the Augusta County bail bond controversy presented a here’s what they think about you moment.
Final Sunday Sundowns of 2016 on Sunday
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Charlottesville Parks & Recreation, along with support of BAMA Works and the LeRoi Moore Fund, will host the final Sunday Sundowns of the 2016 season on Sunday from 3-6 p.m. at Washington Park Pool.
Sen. Tim Kaine touts 100-Day Jobs Plan in Greensboro
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Yesterday in Greensboro, North Carolina, vice presidential nominee Senator Tim Kaine toured Amerifab International, a High Point small business.
STATS LLC announces FCS Offensive Player of the Year Watch List
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As the 2015 recipient of the STATS FCS Offensive Player of the Year award, Eastern Washington wide receiver Cooper Kupp headlines the preseason watch list of candidates, announced Wednesday.
Expectations for employees to check email after hours can cause burnout
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Employer expectations that emails will be monitored and responded to during nonwork hours are the main reason employees are unable to disconnect from the workplace, new research finds.
Podcast: What the heck is up with Bryce Harper?
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2015 NL MVP Bryce Harper is hitting in the .230s and is basically at best the fifth-best hitter in the Washington Nationals lineup right now.
