SVEC donates $26K to 12 Valley organizations for food, transportation, clothing
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Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round Up Committee has awarded $26,000 in grants to 12 Valley organizations.
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Mailbag: Readers weigh in on UVA throwing $80M at football ops center story
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The $80 million building is certainly nice, but an $80 million building is not going to change the mindset of the folks running the institution.
Study: UVA researchers discover promising new approach to answers about autism
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A study by UVA researchers suggests a promising new approach to finding answers about autism spectrum disorder.
Staunton High School graduates awarded $618K in scholarship funding
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Staunton High School’s Class of 2024 graduated 198 students, including 67 with honors and 97 with advanced diplomas.
Mark Warner, Tim Kaine stand up to attacks on reproductive freedom
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The Right to IVF Act would protect and expand access to IVF and other assisted reproductive technology (ART) services nationwide.
Tyler’s Law: Legislation named after California teenager would help prevent fentanyl overdoses
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Tyler’s Law would direct the U.S. Department of HHS to provide hospitals with guidance on fentanyl testing in their routine drug screens.
Harrisonburg Sunset Market returns for second year at Turner Pavilion on third Thursdays
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The Harrisonburg Farmers Market’s Sunset Market is back for a second year at the Turner Pavilion every third Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m.
Youngkin signs legislation to protect students from opioid overdoses
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed three bills, including SB 726 to require local school boards to develop policies for opioid overdose prevention.
Reauthorization act would help reduce suicide, burnout among health care professionals
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A Senate committee has introduced legislation to make more funding available to support the mental and behavioral health of health care professionals.
Billions in tax dollars go to private religious schools in the U.S.: What about Virginia?
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A Washington Post story published on Monday reports that billions in taxpayer dollars are going to pay for private-school tuitions at conservative religious schools.
