No Mow May is misguided in Virginia; expert says to mow less in April instead
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No Mow May is becoming a trend as millions of people choose to preserve the blooming dandelions and clover to support pollinators.
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‘We have a crisis of caregiving in this country’: Legislation would provide support
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Despite greater need for caregiving than ever before, care workers are overworked and underpaid, resulting in a severe workforce shortage.
UVA Health makes Becker’s 2024 list of top places to work in healthcare in the U.S.
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National healthcare publication Becker’s Hospital Review has named UVA Health to its 2024 list of “150 top places to work in healthcare.”
House energy coalition members lead legislation incorporated in federal rule for public lands
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The Bureau of Land Management has finalized the Renewable Energy Rule, which will spur the responsible development of clean energy.
Staunton begins process to update Comp Plan with request for five residents on committee
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Staunton is beginning the review and update process of the city’s Comprehensive Plan, an overview of land use and transportation.
Kenny Omega isn’t on board with Tony Khan airing dirty laundry with CM Punk
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Former AEW world champ Kenny Omega is clearly not on the same page with AEW money man Tony Khan and company EVPs Matt and Nick Jackson the subject of CM Punk.
Envirothon: Local middle, high school students compete in five outdoor categories of skill
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Competition was the name of the game at Grand Caverns in Grottoes while high and middle school students competed in the annual Envirothon.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public input on recommended funding
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The CTB will host nine meetings in Virginia during which public feedback is welcome on transportation projects recommended for funding.
VPAS, Waynesboro Public Library to host open house for adults with dementia, care partners
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Valley Program for Aging Services (VPAS) and Waynesboro Public Library (WPL) will co-host a Memory Partners Open House on May 9.
Man who robbed two students at gunpoint on ODU campus pleads guilty
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A man who robbed two Old Dominion University students at gunpoint pleaded guilty to armed robbery on Monday.
