Enough with the excuses: Virginia isn’t struggling because of ‘inexperience’
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I don’t know that I like the way Virginia coach Tony Bennett keeps making his team’s struggles this season about “inexperience.”
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Brad Wolf: Restoring human dignity on the U.S. southern border
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Reynosa, Mexico, is just across the border from McAllen, Texas, and currently garners a Level 4 Travel Warning from the U.S. State Department: Do Not Travel.
Sylvia Ghazarian: Championing reproductive justice amidst abortion bans
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Diversity within the realm of reproductive justice acknowledges the unique experiences and needs of individuals from various backgrounds.
Winslow Myers: The U.S. appears to be experiencing some isolationist confusion
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Putin apparently didn’t allow enough of a tiny crack of compassion in the shell of his peanut-sized heart to permit Navalny’s widow Yulia and their two children to attend.
Poultry cooperative gets $1.7M in assistance from state for egg production operation
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A group of farmers have formed the Central Virginia Poultry Cooperative, Inc. in response to the closure of the Tyson Foods broiler facility in Glen Allen.
RWSA finds PFAS in wastewater discharged from Scottsville plant into James River
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of dangerous contaminants commonly known as “forever chemicals.”
Groups pushing Virginia DEQ for transparency on AdvanSix pollution permit
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A coalition of environmental advocacy groups is pressing the Virginia DEQ to require AdvanSix Resins and Chemicals to submit a complete and transparent Title V application for an air pollution permit at its plant in Hopewell.
Harrisonburg adds two electric school buses to its fleet; two chargers also installed
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The City of Harrisonburg’s public transportation fleet has added two EV school buses as part of the city’s vision and environmental plan.
Augusta County school citizenship project selects Wildlife Center for $2K donation
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Fifth-grade students at Augusta County Public Schools spent time this winter exploring the idea of citizenship and collaboration through service to others.
Bill would restore U.S. leadership in setting international technology standards
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Legislation has been introduced to restore the United States’s position as a leader in international technology standards-setting.
