Elder abuse: New Central Virginia center to fight fastest growing crime in our nation
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This afternoon, Attorney General Jason Miyares announced a new Elder Abuse Investigation Center for Central Virginia.
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Ben Cline, if you didn’t know this already, continues to ‘stand with Donald Trump’
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Ben Cline, who voted along with 146 other Republicans to decertify the 2020 election hours after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by MAGA extremists, continues to “stand with Donald Trump.”
The steady slide towards tyranny in the U.S.: How freedom dies, from A to Z
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The American governmental scheme is sliding ever closer towards a pervasive authoritarianism.
Rebecca Simmons of Valley Children’s Advocacy Center among Virginia ‘Unsung Heroes’
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Attorney General Jason Miyares hosted the 7th annual Unsung Heroes Award Ceremony and recognized Virginians who support to victims of crime.
New artisan gift shop hopes to bring happiness to corner of Heather Heyer Way
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A new business opening in Charlottesville is looking to bring happiness to a place that many people remember for a tragedy that happened nearly seven years ago.
Bill would criminalize sending sexually explicit images, videos on social media, apps
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Cyberflashing includes the transferal of sexually explicit images and videos without consent via social media, messaging apps and WiFi.
Analysis: Judge rewrites key facts in case to justify protecting Augusta County leaders
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A retired judge is taking an extrajudicial approach to protect the identity of two alleged sexual-harassment victims of a member of the Augusta County Board of Supervisors who resigned his seat last year.
Judge, curiously, overturns his decision in Augusta County FOIA case
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The retired judge who in January ordered Augusta County to turn over a copy of the recording of an illegally-held Board of Supervisors meeting has, curiously, now reversed course.
Augusta County leaders concede ‘anxiety’ of residents over 2024 reassessments
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Augusta County leaders are obviously feeling the heat from citizens over the 2024 property reasessments.
We know how much Augusta County has spent to date on the March 20 FOIA case
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We have a preliminary answer on how much the legal “crap” that the Augusta County Board of Supervisors is making its taxpayers foot the bill for so that it can fight a court order on an illegally-held closed meeting has cost so far.
