EarthTalk: Are there any proven links between exposure to pollution and mental health?
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Mental health and environment are two issues often in the spotlight, though not often associated together.
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Ten individuals chosen for two-year certificate program geared toward future leaders in Virginia
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The 2023-2025 cohort of Virginia Management Fellows includes 10 individuals from universities throughout Virginia.
Department of Defense continues work to prevent suicide in the military community
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On Thursday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin released a memo directing urgent action for suicide prevention. In reality, full implementation will take seven years or more.
There have been 25,000 gun deaths in the U.S. in 2023: More than half were suicides
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October 2nd marks Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday and the International Day of Nonviolence.
Goodbye asphalt, hello open space: Waynesboro begins work on South River Preserve
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Asphalt is being removed to make room in Waynesboro for a 26-acre park along the banks of the South River in Constitution Park.
Virginia producers may apply for financial incentives in grassland initiative through November 15
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The Virginia Grassland Bird Initiative is accepting applications from producers in 16 Virginia counties through November 15, 2023.
Money Republicans want Youngkin: But he needs to win Virginia in November first
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Glenn Youngkin’s political future is riding on the November Virginia General Assembly elections, according to a billionaire Republican donor.
‘Urinetown’: Friendly City Players present satire of legal system, politics, musical theatre
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In a Gotham-like city, a terrible water shortage has encouraged the government to ban private toilets and opportunities for satire follow.
Charlottesville: Schenks Branch Tributary Stream restoration project to begin in October
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The City of Charlottesville is currently prepping the Schenks Branch Tributary stream in McIntire Park for construction planned to begin in October.
David R. Woodard: Partisan politics has no place in Virginia’s school boards
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In recent years, partisan politics has infiltrated every aspect of our lives, and Virginia’s public education realm is no exception.
