Chesapeake Bay conservation effort draws millions in grant funding
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The Chesapeake Bay watershed in Virginia will be supported by more than $13 million in grant awards for restoration and conservation.
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Women’s Basketball: Virginia improves to 10-0 with 78-36 win over UNC-Wilmington
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You wouldn’t know if you saw McKenna Dale on Sunday that she’d been struggling with her shooting.
Women’s Basketball: #9 Virginia Tech earns signature win at Tennessee, 59-55
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The No. 9 Virginia Tech women’s basketball team earned a signature 59-55 win at Tennessee on Sunday as Kayana Traylor scored 18 points.
Specially trained service dog enables Virginia Tech student to participate in horse lab
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As Devin Wynne curried, a method that loosens dirt, hair, and more from a horse, Gideon watched. Not just with his eyes, but with his nose.
VDOT announces Resilience Plan in preparation of future hazards and challenges
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is thinking of the future in the Commonwealth. A statewide Resilience Plan prepares Virginia for regional and global challenges,
The EPA has created something called a Green Bank: What is a Green Bank?
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently proposed the creation of a so-called Green Bank.
Virginia Tech researchers lead effort to explore gold mining in Virginia
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Might there be gold in Virginia’s hills? The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is working towards the answer.
State Water Control Board approves $307 million for Virginia localities
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the State Water Control Board approved more than $307 million in low-interest rate loan agreements for localities and public service authorities to improve wastewater infrastructure in Virginia.
Virginia lands $12.5M investment from India-based pharmaceutical company
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An India-based pharmaceutical company is investing $12.5 million to establish a packaging operation in Prince William County, creating 57 new jobs.
Sleepless in Seattle: Report lists America’s best, worst cities for dating
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Nearly 50 percent of American adults are single so WalletHub released its report on 2022’s Best & Worst Cities for Singles.
