Vector Industries to celebrate anniversary in October
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Vector Industries is marking its 45th year in operations with a series of events in October inviting the community to learn more about the unique non-profit business.
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SMAC finishes second at state long course swim meet
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The Waynesboro YMCA’s SMAC Swim Team competed in the Virginia Long Course Age Group Championships from July 24-27 in Christiansburg.
Warner calls for reauthorization of Export-Import Bank
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Today, Senator Mark Warner was joined in Norfolk by local Longshoremen and Seafarers to call for the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank.
Strasburg pitcher Brock Hunger named Valley League Player of the Week
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Southpaw pitcher Brock Hunter of the Strasburg Express was named the Valley League’s final D-BAT Player of the Week for July 21-27.
Valley League Scoreboard: July 27
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Valley League scoreboard for July 27, plus updated league standings and upcoming VBL schedule.
Valley League Scoreboard: July 26
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Valley League scoreboard for July 26, plus updated league standings and upcoming VBL schedule.
Valley League Scoreboard: July 25
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Valley League scoreboard for July 25, plus updated league standings and upcoming VBL schedule.
Sixteen complete DSMP Leader Training
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Diabetes Self-Management Program (DSMP) Leader Training facilitated by Brandy Wade, Program Director at Waynesboro Senior Center and Joyce Nussbaum, Chronic Disease Self-Management Education Coordinator, was held at the Augusta Health Community Care Building July 17, 18, 21, & 22.
Valley League Scoreboard: July 24
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Valley League scoreboard for July 23, plus updated league standings and upcoming VBL schedule.
Museum interpretive center: Study funded, but where will project money come from?
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The big news in Waynesboro this week is that the city and the Virginia Museum of Natural History have come up with the $50,000 needed to proceed with the development of a master plan for a proposed museum interpretive facility in Waynesboro. But what about the rest of the projected $7.4 million cost to build and open the interpretive center? Where will that money come from?
