‘Part of who we are’: Maryland’s Gov. Moore to chair Chesapeake Executive Council
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The Chesapeake Executive Council elected Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to serve as chair into the next phase of watershed restoration.
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Virginia looks to expand blue catfish fishing, processing in the state
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is accepting grant applications for projects that will help expand blue catfish fishing.
Kitchings, Rudzinski discuss challenges Virginia faces with #10 North Carolina
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When the South’s Oldest Rivalry between Virginia and North Carolina is renewed this Saturday in Chapel Hill, the bottom-line philosophy for UVA offensive coordinator Des Kitchings is a simple one — put more points on the scoreboard.
Are manatees trying to tell us something about the Chesapeake Bay?
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When a Florida manatee swims into the Chesapeake Bay, it makes waves. Such was the case on Aug. 19, when one of the gentle giants was photographed munching on underwater grass in the St. Mary’s River in Maryland.
Infrastructure Law provides Virginia more than $71M to expand electric grid management
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The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is funding $71,816,110 to reduce power outages and enable more clean energy sources in Virginia.
Two Virginia localities receive HUD support for improvements to low-income properties
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Two Virginia localities have received financial support to renovate low-income households to be zero energy and resilient.
Housing summit brings stakeholders together; CFCBR hopes to maintain momentum
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A summit was held last week to address housing insecurity and homelessness in Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County.
Watershed grants awarded to Virginia for next 40 years of Chesapeake Bay conservation
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The U.S. EPA will invest $9.6 million into restoring the Chesapeake Bay with projects funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
‘Citizen input is essential’: Augusta County requests feedback on comprehensive plan
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The Comprehensive Plan is a proactive guide and vision for Augusta County’s future development and growth over the next 20 years.
Lake Anna algae blooms still at unsafe levels; testing to resume in May 2024
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The Virginia Department of Health is lifting the harmful algae bloom advisory for one branch of Lake Anna in Louisa County.
