Invasive plant pests are tremendous threat to Virginia crops, human health
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Non-native, destructive insects, plant diseases and harmful weeds are a tremendous threat to Virginia’s crops and forests.
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Republican AGs condemn EPA for regulation of liquid waste in meat processing
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A coalition of 27 Republican state attorney generals is against the expansion of a proposed rule by the EPA to regulate liquid waste.
Emporia: HUD awards senior community $5.7M to improve energy efficiency of homes
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HUD announced Friday that Trinity Woods, Inc. in the City of Emporia will receive $5,680,000 to make homes more energy efficient.
What was the point of eco-activists throwing soup at the Mona Lisa?
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Two women walked into the Louvre, went up to what may be the most famous painting in the world, and hurled pumpkin soup at the enticing smile of the Mona Lisa.
Joe Biden is wrecking American: We know, because Fox News says so
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Joe Biden is ruining America. We know this because Ron Johnson said so on Fox News. Let’s count the ways:
A new Sheriff in the Queen City: Mary Baldwin announces new interim CFO
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Mary Baldwin University has selected an interim chief financial officer to join the leadership team on Monday.
Charlottesville promotes Freas to Deputy City Manager for Operations role
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The City of Charlottesville has promoted James Freas to the role of Deputy City Manager for Operations.
Virginia to receive more than $13M in conservation grants through Chesapeake Bay Program
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More than $13.4 million in grant awards to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay watershed in Virginia was announced today.
Bill would criminalize sending sexually explicit images, videos on social media, apps
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Cyberflashing includes the transferal of sexually explicit images and videos without consent via social media, messaging apps and WiFi.
Experts on wildfires: Swift action, rainfall helped Virginia counties ‘dodge a dire outcome’
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A group of experts from George Mason University say Virginians need to be prepared for increasing wildfires as the climate continues to change.
