History of Rosenwald Schools focus of new exhibit at Virginia Museum of History in Richmond
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In 1911, Booker T. Washington met Julius Rosenwald. The meeting led to the foundation of the Rosenwald schools.
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Activity book aims to teach kids about cybersecurity with coloring pages, fun cartoon characters
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Researchers at Virginia Tech have developed an activity book that engages elementary school students on cybersecurity in an age-appropriate way.
Hospital safety earns four UVA Health medical centers ‘A’ grading from national nonprofit
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For the second consecutive grading period, all four UVA Health medical centers earned “A” grades for hospital safety from The Leapfrog Group.
Safety first: Should UVA extend the protective netting at Disharoon Park?
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Get me into MLB parks, and I’ve been to two so far this season, and you get me thinking, this protective netting that you see in these big-league parks, that seems like something we should do at The Dish.
Goodbye noncompetes: FCC issues rule giving more freedom to workers changing jobs
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The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule on Tuesday to ban noncompetes nationwide in an effort to give workers more freedom to change jobs.
Stoney drops out of governor’s race, leaving Spanberger as presumptive Dem nominee
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Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney has dropped out of the Democratic Party governor’s race, leaving Seventh District Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger as the party’s presumptive 2025 nominee.
Waynesboro Schools celebrates ‘heart and soul of our educational community’
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Waynesboro Schools’ 2024 Teacher of the Year is Adreana Sprouse, a pre-K teacher at Wayne Hills Preschool Center.
UVA Athletics rolls out Sabre Society: Big money for sports disguised as philanthropy
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UVA Athletics is wasting no time positioning itself to take advantage of the new Virginia state law that will allow the athletics department to directly compensate student-athletes via NIL deals.
Third NOVA man pleads guilty to paying cash bribes in exchange for sheriff badge
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A Northern Virginia businessman, who paid cash bribes to then-Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins’ reelection campaign, pled guilty to federal bribery charges.
Wilson and the income tax: President mistakenly credited with most dreaded American law
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum marked Tax Day with a speaker series talk by UVA Professor of History and Economics Mark Thomas.
