Valley Children’s Advocacy Center welcomes a new facility dog
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The Valley Children’s Advocacy Center has a new full-time staff member: four legs, covered in fur, but as essential as her co-workers.
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New VDH data dashboard lists information on COVID-19 in K-12 schools
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The Virginia Department of Health COVID-19 data website now includes a dashboard detailing COVID-19 cases in K-12 schools in the Commonwealth.
Spanberger TV ad, Warner-Amendment 1, endorsements in First District race
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Former U.S. Sen. John Warner announced this week his endorsement for Amendment 1, which would amend the Virginia Constitution to establish a nonpartisan redistricting commission.
New Yorker staff writer Elizabeth Kolbert next up in W&L Mudd Lecture Series
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Elizabeth Kolbert, a staff writer for The New Yorker, will give a virtual lecture on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. as part of Washington and Lee University’s Mudd Center for Ethics series on Global Ethics in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities.
COVID-19 has been good for Virginia’s billionaires
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Virginia’s seven billionaires have done well for themselves since mid-March, growing their collective wealth $6.5 billion – 15.8 percent.
Sponsored research at VCU hits new all-time high of $335M in 2020
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Virginia Commonwealth University’s research continues to grow, posting an institutional record of $335 million in sponsored funding in fiscal year 2020, an 8 percent increase over the previous year.
3 exciting forms of online entertainment
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Unless you’ve been living in the Stone Age, you’ve probably noticed that a big chunk of the entertainment industry has moved to the online platform. The reasons for this are obvious.
6 distance learning mistakes and how to cope with them
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Over the past decade, distance learning has grown in popularity and is touted as a flexible way for students to conveniently access quality instruction. More and more learners are choosing online education, with data showing enrollment to be at six million in the United States.
AAA: Teen driver-involved fatalities up in VA in 2020 even with lower traffic counts
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The number of people on Virginia’s roadways being killed in crashes involving teen drivers is up this year, despite teen drivers being involved in far fewer crashes overall, given several months of limited traffic on roadways.
Staunton City Schools partnering with Shenandoah Green to leave tree legacy
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Staunton City Schools is partnering with Shenandoah Green in an effort to plant thousands of trees in Staunton over the next year.
