What The Fluff: Former shelter director shifts focus from rescuing pets to grooming them
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Former Shenandoah Valley Animals Services Center executive director Hannah Richardson has found a new passion: grooming cats and dogs.
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Crimora Players present ‘Larceny and Old Lace’ to benefit Staunton resident with stage 4 cancer
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“Larceny and Old Lace” returns to the Crimora Players stage this weekend in a show to benefit Augusta County resident Chrystal DeSarno.
EPA’s new rules for power plants mean ‘an enormous transition’ from fossil fuels
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The EPS’s new rules to limit a range of harmful pollutants from power plants could push utilities toward cleaner, more reliable energy ways.
State BOE approves six more Lab Schools in Southwest, Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia
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The Virginia BOE today approved the establishment of six more Lab Schools from Southwest Virginia to Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia.
JMU students to roll up sleeves to celebrate Arbor Day by volunteering on Friday
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A James Madison University professor and research students plan to roll up their sleeves on Friday hosting a tree and shrub planning event in celebration of Arbor Day.
EPA’s new final rule further limits emissions from coal-fired power plants in the U.S.
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In July 2023, Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan pushed the EPA to swiftly finalize a protective MATS rule to limit harmful air pollution.
Earth Day 2024: House energy coalition celebrates ‘our nation’s transformative actions’
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Leaders of the House SEEC would not let April 22, 2024 pass without recognizing the celebration of Earth Day.
Arbor Day 2024: Women’s Club to collect plastic bags, give away trees on Saturday in Fishersville
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Celebrate Arbor Day on Saturday, April 27, 2024, with GFWC Staunton Augusta Junior Women’s Club at the Food Lion in Fishersville.
Virginia’s $156M solar grant funding part of Biden’s promise for ‘no community is left behind’
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The historic $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund has made possible the $156 million awarded to low-income Virginians.
Spongy moth infestation causing damage, safety hazards at Shenandoah National Park
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Spongy moth caterpillar numbers have been growing the last two years in the Shenandoah National Park leading to widespread forest defoliation.
