McAuliffe releases plan to advance LGBTQ+ rights
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Terry McAuliffe today released his plan to further protect LGBTQ+ rights and break down the disparities with LGBTQ+ communities, particularly communities of color.
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UVA research: More than 25 percent of infants not getting common vaccinations
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More than a quarter of American infants in 2018 had not received common childhood vaccines that protect them from illnesses such as polio, tetanus, measles and chicken pox
The global deep state: A new world order brought to you by COVID-19
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For good or bad, COVID-19 has changed the way we navigate the world.
How to keep your child on track for high school graduation
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With COVID-19 still a reality, many parents are looking to remote learning as their child’s primary means of pursuing credits and making the grades necessary for a top-tier university application.
Northam recommends 13 projects for Appalachian Regional Commission funding
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Gov. Ralph Northam is recommending 13 projects for funding by the Appalachian Regional Commission, totaling $4.1 million in grants.
Virginia Department of Corrections observes National Reentry Week
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The Virginia Department of Corrections is marking National Reentry Week, April 26-30, recognizing the work that DOC staff and inmates do to get inmates ready for successful reentry into their communities.
McClellan proposes expansion of voting rights, protections against disenfranchisement
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Jennifer McClellan announced her plan to make Virginia number one in the nation for voting rights at the historic Downtown Mall in Charlottesville on Monday.
You want things back to normal? Get vaccinated already
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Conventional wisdom has it that Republican areas would be severely lagging behind the rest of the country in COVID-19 vaccinations, but that’s not proving to be the case locally. Credit needs to go here to the hard work of the team at Augusta Health.
Leading technology trends
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It is difficult to predict exactly where technology development will take us in 2021. Regardless, the current developments already allow us to create the unthinkable.
Herring advisory opinion affirms that Virginia colleges, universities can require COVID-19 vaccinations for students
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring issued an official opinion Monday that Virginia colleges and universities “may condition in-person attendance on receipt of an approved COVID-19 vaccine during this time of pandemic.”
