Tony Elliott’s message to QB Tony Muskett: You don’t need to be Superman
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Tony Elliott has an idea for how the Tennessee D will approach his UVA offense on Saturday.
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VSP investigating fire that destroyed machinery being used at Mountain Valley Pipeline site
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Somebody, or somebodies, set fire to construction equipment being used on the Mountain Valley Pipeline project in Franklin County on Thursday.
Augusta County Library one of only 215 in U.S. to offer digital literacy program workshops
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Augusta County Library is among 215 public libraries in the U.S. awarded funding by the Public Library Association for digital workshops.
Significant drought ‘imminent’ for seven Virginia counties including Augusta, Rockingham
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has issued a drought warning for seven counties including Augusta and Rockingham indicating a significant drought is imminent.
Washington & Lee junior awarded Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service
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Alina de Zoysa ’25 is Washington & Lee University’s first recipient of the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.
Game Notes: ODU coach, QB set for first experience with Lane Stadium on a Saturday night
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ODU, which opens at Virginia Tech on Saturday, has, you might have heard, won two of the last four games in the series.
MIT professor leads lecture series at Washington & Lee on ethics and design
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In W&L Mudd Center for Ethics’ 2023-2024 series, how design thinking might address modern ethical dilemmas is explored in “Ethics of Design.”
Grant funds to bring police leadership training to Southwest Virginia region
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More than 50 law enforcement agencies in Southwest Virginia will benefit from an $83,000 grant from the Department of Justice to bring specialized training to the region.
VCU team receives $3M to develop noninvasive respiratory treatment
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Newborns who lack natural surfactants develop respiratory distress syndrome. A VCU team is working on a noninvasive treatment for RDS.
Tepco’s license to kill: Dispersal of radioactive waste as disaster response
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Japan is set to start pumping billions of gallons of radioactive waste into the Pacific Ocean this week from Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s (Tepco’s) devastated triple reactor meltdown site at Fukushima.
