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First Lady of Virginia Pamela Northam and two beloved PBS KIDS characters appear in a new series of videos aimed at helping children and families stay healthy and connected as the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact communities in Virginia.
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In 2009, Shenandoah University implemented an initiative to provide each of its approximately 2,000 undergraduate (and most of its graduate) students with a MacBook and other Apple devices to aid in their education.
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Virginia Farm Bureau Federation is continually updating a new resource on its website to provide farmers with current information relating to COVID-19 and its impact on their livelihoods.
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Spring is here and warmer temperatures are on the way! More sunshine and more time spent outside inhaling fresh air and fresh possibilities! Now that’s something to get excited about.
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Across Virginia Tech professors are getting creative to transition their courses to the web because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Women’s Leadership Committee announced its annual recognition and district award winners on March 27.
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Congressman Don Beyer has released a report arguing that federal aid to state and local governments is crucial for containing the coronavirus and preventing economic disaster.
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A special donation center will be established at UVA Health to receive donations of personal protective equipment (PPE) – including masks, hand sanitizer, liquid hand soap and non-latex disposable gloves.
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Coronavirus is a tragedy that has hit us in every single sphere of daily life. And so it brings our attention back to virtual life, to social media channels along with likes and followers, thus starting the new spiral of social culture.
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AFP editors Chris Graham and Crystal Abbe Graham talk the latest on COVID-19.
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