Poll: Public sees role for high schools in workforce development
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A VCU poll found a strong majority (63 percent) think that high school graduates are not prepared for the workplace but are prepared for college.
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2015 Class of Augusta Health Rock Stars
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Augusta Health Rock Stars are valued employees who have a profound influence on the culture of Augusta Health through their demonstration of four key qualities.
How to take advantage of growing health care opportunities in Augusta
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The health care industry is strong in Augusta. In fact, it is the county’s third-largest industry, behind government and manufacturing.
Governor McAuliffe helps open Visa Cyber Fusion Center in Northern Virginia
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Governor McAuliffe joined Visa officials to launch the new Visa Cyber Fusion Center last week in Ashburn.
Hearing Healthcare Tip: Full access to high frequency sounds
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Have trouble hearing certain sounds? Sounds such as “s” and “th” can be particularly difficult for people with hearing loss.
JMU honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with weeklong celebration
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Diane Nash, an African American activist, lecturer and businesswoman, is the guest speaker for James Madison University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week formal program on Jan. 18.
Creigh Deeds: Back in Richmond
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The 2016 regular session of the Virginia General Assembly is off and running. The long sessions are held in even years and are significant because we will be adopting a new two-year budget.
Refugee shelters to batteries: New grants advance promising research
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University of Virginia associate architecture professor Earl Mark was disheartened by the magnitude of Europe’s refugee crisis,
Bernie Sanders winning support for Wall Street reform plan
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The Wall Street reform plan of Democratic Party presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has the backing of 170 economists and financial experts.
First silly comment of the 2016 General Assembly session: Floor is yours, Rick Morris
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Any thought that the Virginia General Assembly may operate in something resembling détente is out the window, courtesy a culturally clueless guy named Rick Morris.
