Report: Growth in agriculture must catch up to projected demand
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Projected agriculture growth needs to catch up with anticipated demand for food and other products, according to an October report from Virginia Tech.
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Stay beautiful while traveling
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It is important to take a break from your job, and daily routines at least once in a year and take the time to cool off.
JMU professor gets governor’s appointment to museum board
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Carole Nash, a professor of integrated science and technology at JMU and a proponent of locating a branch of the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Waynesboro, has been appointed by Gov. Ralph Northam to the museum’s board of trustees.
UVA opens national title defense with 48-34 win at Syracuse
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You expected UVA to have trouble shooting against the 2-3 zone at Syracuse in the season opener Wednesday night.
Sierra Club: Virginia’s new majority must usher in a green future
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For the first time in almost three decades, the democratic party will hold a majority in both chambers of the Virginia General Assembly.
Virginia Organizing lists goals for 2020 General Assembly session
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Virginia Organizing chairperson, Del McWhorter comments on Democratic wins in the 2019 General Assembly elections.
CCAN Action Fund: ‘Virginia voters elected a cean energy majority’
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Under the leadership of Gov. Ralph Northam, who has pledged to achieve 100% clean energy in Virginia, Democrats now lead the House of Delegates 55-45 and the State Senate 21-19.
TEDxCharlottesville event returns to Paramount Theater
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TEDxCharlottesville and Starr Hill Presents, in partnership with CFA Institute and the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, will present TEDxCharlottesville at the historic Paramount Theater in Downtown Charlottesville on Friday, Nov. 8.
Gov. Ralph Northam on Democratic wins in Virginia
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Gov. Ralph Northam comments on Democratic wins in Virginia.
VMFA on the Road brings traveling art exhibition to Harrisonburg Nov. 7-9
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The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Artmobile plans a three-day stop in Harrisonburg, parking between Duke Hall and the Music Building on the JMU campus.
