Outreach under way to address mental health of youth growing up on farms
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An effort is under way to reach out to children of farmers to address their mental health needs.
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Postcards from a police state: 22 years of blowback from the USA Patriot Act
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For those who remember the days and months that followed 9/11, there is an unnerving feeling of déjà vu about the Hamas attacks on Israel.
Senate race 2023: MBU grad Jade Harris hopes abuse of trans youth will not be Virginia’s legacy
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Jade Harris, 25, has a lot she wants Virginians to know about her, including that she is running for District 3 in this year’s Senate race.
Green and loving it: Washington, D.C. in top five of environmentally-friendly cities
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Fifty-two percent of Americans say protecting the environment should be prioritized above economic growth.
McEachin’s environmental challenge for Virginia youth relaunched in District 4
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The Congressional Eco Heroes Challenge was launched in 2018 by the late Congressman A. Donald McEachin in Virginia’s District 4.
Annual Rocktown Energy Festival returns to Harrisonburg on Saturday
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The third annual Rocktown Energy Festival returns to Harrisonburg on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
World Mental Health Day: Make plans now to address seasonal affective disorder, or SAD
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Seasonal affective disorder or the winter blues, left untreated, can mean you are likely to suffer during dark days unnecessarily.
‘Smart and strategic tool’: Bill would provide more equity, long-term capital for CDFIs
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The Community Development Investment Tax Credit would help unlock more equity and long-term financial capital for CDFIs.
Is there a connection between the onset of global warming and an increase in violent human behavior?
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It’s not uncommon to hear talk about the dire consequences of global warming—rising-sea levels, extreme weather and ecological disruptions.
A Maryland river turns orange: Chesapeake Bay grasses disappear
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Until recently, underwater grasses grew so densely near the mouth of Maryland’s Gunpowder River that boaters say they had to skirt the sprawling vegetation to keep it from tangling their props.
