Scientists outline the path to a better Chesapeake Bay: But it’s a slow one
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For decades, efforts to restore a healthy Chesapeake Bay have operated under a relatively simple assumption.
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Summer camp gives teens behind-the-scenes look at police department, teaches core values
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The summer P.A.T.C.H. camp is returning this year as the Harrisonburg Police Department seeks future leaders to join the week-long camp.
Gaining popularity in Waynesboro, pickleball is ‘sweeping the nation’
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Founded in 1965, a game called pickleball began to gain popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is a mix of three sports.
Groundbreaking planned for Harrisonburg Public Works building on June 1
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Construction on a new building in the City of Harrisonburg kicks off following a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, June 1, at 11 a.m.
It’s time to rein in the FBI: Put an end to the bureau’s Gestapo tactics
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The FBI has a long history of persecuting, prosecuting and generally harassing activists, politicians, and cultural figures.
Harrisonburg’s Pollinator Week evolving into month-long celebration
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The Friendly City’s June Pollinator Week is evolving into Pollinator Month because of increased community participation.
Virginia State University farm outreach program awarded more than $3.9M in grants
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More than $3.9 million in grant funding and sub-awards are going to Virginia State University’s Small Farm Outreach Program.
HUD awards $2 million to Chickahominy Indian tribe, funding to benefit 30 families
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded $2 million to the Chickahominy Indian tribe in Providence Forge.
Republicans with eyes on 2024 nomination in a race to the bottom
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The 2024 Republican presidential primary is really shaping up. Amongst the randos running, the race to the bottom is now underway.
Bill would ban schools from physically restraining, secluding children as discipline
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Federal data show incidents of restraint and seclusion happen on average at least 2,300 times per school day, and impact upwards of 102,000 students each academic year, according to an investigation by Hearst Media.
