Ken Plum: The devilish details of tax cutting
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Cutting taxes is either the theme or a promise of most every political campaign. States that are doing well should give some of the taxpayers’ money back to them.
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Beth Daisey: The damage of indecisive governance
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I am experiencing many thoughts these days. Many of my thoughts concern the destructive damage being caused by the indecisive governance happening in Washington, D.C.
Biden administration announces steps to dealing with Long COVID
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The Biden administration announced Tuesday steps it is going to take to help respond to Long COVID, including key efforts first proposed by Sen. Tim Kaine in his Comprehensive Access to Resources and Education (CARE) for Long COVID Act.
AARP presents 103,486 petitions from Virginians who need lower drug prices
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AARP Virginia State Director Jim Dau and State President Joyce Williams joined U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine Tuesday to urge Congress to lower prescription drug prices.
Sports medicine company to expand in Norfolk, creating 92 new jobs
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Embody Inc., a Norfolk-based medical device company developing novel collagen-based technologies for soft tissue repair, will invest $5 million to expand its headquarters at Innovation Research Park at Old Dominion University in the City of Norfolk.
Virginia Lottery’s Thank a Teacher campaign helps honor educators
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The Virginia Lottery is encouraging Virginians to send special thank-you cards to recognize K-12 public school teachers during National Teacher Appreciation Week.
Leslie D. Gregory: The Slap felt ‘round my world, and yours
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When Will Smith slapped Chris Rock in front of the audience at the Academy award ceremony I, like undoubtedly many people of color who saw it, felt a remote and intangible sorrow and trauma born of generations of marginalization in this country.
At grand reopening, VeTZone space welcomes back student veterans
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Campbell Walker isn’t your average Virginia Tech sophomore. For starters, he’s already served six years in the Navy.
What does a criminal defense attorney do … and is it the right career for you?
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Keep in mind that careers in law aren’t as glamorous as they seem in the movies. It takes years of hard work before you can tackle high-profile trials, so you need to be suited for the task.
Schools, youth groups kick off statewide campaign to encourage safe teen driving
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More teen drivers in Virginia will be involved in traffic crashes between the months of May and August than any other time of the year.
