Virginia Tech Autism Clinic to go online
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The government response to COVID-19 forced leaders at the Virginia Tech Autism Center to completely rework how they operate.
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VCU Medical Center ranked #1 in Richmond for 10th straight year by U.S. News & World Report
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U.S. News & World Report has recognized VCU Medical Center as the No. 1 hospital in the Richmond metro area now for 10 years in a row.
Northam announces $644.6M in COVID-19 relief dollars distributed to local governments
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Virginia will distribute $644.6 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding to local governments in its second and final round of allocations.
Warner, Kaine comment on the GOP HEALS Act
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Senate Republicans today introduced the HEALS Act as a starting point for bipartisan, bicameral negotiations on another COVID-19 relief package.
Overview of the online gambling industry in Finland
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There are only 16 land-based casinos in Finland, but this does not stop gambling being extremely popular in the country. The majority of Finnish people prefer to use online casinos.
JMU ranks No.1 in Virginia for post-graduation employment
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For the second year in a row, James Madison University is the “Best College for Getting a Job” in Virginia for 2020.
Isle of Wight teacher among eight honored nationally
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Pamela Hall, a STEM teacher at Carrollton Elementary School in Isle of Wight County, was one of eight teachers nationwide selected as 2020 National Excellence in Teaching About Agriculture Award recipients.
Governor’s Highway Safety Team urges parents, caregivers to keep kids safe from hot cars
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While many parents think this could never happen to them, statistics show even the most doting parents can fall victim.
Two join team of City of Harrisonburg staff leading Environmental Action Plan
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The City of Harrisonburg is bolstering its efforts toward making sure The Friendly City stays environmentally friendly.
Grants will help community college students earn advanced healthcare credentials, higher wages
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Virginia’s Community Colleges will develop and launch a pilot program to increase support and advising for students in healthcare programs to help them earn multiple, stackable credentials that lead to better jobs and higher wages.
