Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg announces 2023-2024 season performances
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The Moss Arts Center in Blacksburg celebrates its 10th anniversary with a season of vibrant voices and fresh perspectives from around the world.
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U.S. subsidiary of German-based abrasives company to expand in Virginia Beach
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Hermes Abrasives USA, the U.S. subsidiary of German-based Hermes Abrasives, will invest $5.6 million to expand in Virginia Beach.
The security dilemma in the nuclear age: Is it possible to be ‘better than our enemy’?
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You probably couldn’t have asked for a more thoughtful Chair of the Joint Chiefs than Mark Milley, whose term ends on Sept. 30.
National Peanut Day fact: Average child eats 1,500 peanut butter sandwiches by graduation
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On National Peanut Day, Sept. 13, Virginians are encouraged to celebrate one of the state’s most iconic commodities.
U.S. policy toward Saudi Arabia serves to normalize the killing fields
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There’s a refugee trail from the Sahel drought region in Africa, into war-ravaged Yemen, and up through Saudi Arabia towards Iraq and Turkey. It’s known as “the Eastern route,” or sometimes “the Yemeni route.”
Is New York City really sinking? If so, is it a natural or human-caused phenomenon?
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The sea level surrounding New York City is nine inches higher today than it was in 1950. Put differently, while it took 48 years for the sea level around NYC to rise by six inches, the next three inches took less than 20 years.
Creating a thriving butterfly habitat at home may help alleviate habitat loss
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An Arlington County gardener has noticed a decline in the number of butterflies to her property over the last 17 years.
Waiting game over: Youngkin calls special session to deal with budget, proposed tax rebate
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin has called members of the Virginia General Assembly back to Richmond for a special session on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Is there hope for America? Two major networks present two very different realities, research shows
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National broadcast outlets reflect the growing political polarization in America growing divides in social media.
Tepco’s license to kill: Dispersal of radioactive waste as disaster response
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Japan is set to start pumping billions of gallons of radioactive waste into the Pacific Ocean this week from Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s (Tepco’s) devastated triple reactor meltdown site at Fukushima.
