Passport event aims to showcase Crozet small businesses on April 12
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The Crozet Small Business Collaborative is welcoming visitors to stop by local businesses for its passport event on April 12.
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Fredericksburg Academy senior wins at Poetry Out Loud state finals
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The Wayne Theatre hosted the 20th Annual Poetry Out Loud state finals and a Fredericksburg Academy senior will advance to nationals.
USDA: Smoke may be visible in Virginia, West Virginia due to prescribed burns
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Smoke may be visible in Virginia and West Virginia today due to a prescribed burn taking place in Augusta and Pendleton counties.
Augusta County: Bunny rescue requests rescue from Board of Zoning complaint
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A neighbor’s complaint is putting a 26-year-old rabbit rescue in Augusta County at risk of closing because of compost containing bunny waste.
VDOT: Updated road construction, maintenance schedule for March 10-14
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VDOT has updated its road construction and maintenance schedule for the week of March 10-14.
Virginia man sentenced for $6.7 million theft from birth-injury program
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A Providence Forge man was sentenced this week to nine years in prison for embezzling $6.7 million in funds from his former employer.
Coffee shops worry about increasing costs, not open-door policy
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Local coffee shops appear not to be following in Starbucks’ lead by not having an open-door policy and welcoming customers regardless.
Give Ben Cline a break: He’ll get around to holding another town hall
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People are giving Ben Cline and other House Republicans h-e-double-hockeysticks for fleeing their congressional districts last weekend for the Ritz-Carlton in Key Biscayne, which, I mean, come on, give ‘em a break.
Staunton protestors let Ben Cline know what they think of him with signs, chants
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Allan and Kathy Baragona lived through the political turmoil of the 1960s and 1970s and believe that 2025 is much more serious.
Young teachers offer their takes on what is needed to improve classroom learning
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COVID-19 jumpstarted the current education crisis. What can we expect when everyone is pulled out of school for six months, and then brought back only halfway for the next year?
