Can a father get child custody?
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The 1979 film, “Kramer vs Kramer” told the story of a father who sues for custody of his young son after his wife abandons the family to find herself.
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Home Instead plans to hire 50 employees to help older adults in Charlottesville
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Home Instead in Charlottesville is looking to fill 50 permanent CAREGiver positions in the area.
Agenda released for fifth annual Brown Virginia Dr. King Day of Action
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Brown Virginia has released the final schedule and speakers for the fifth annual Brown Virginia Dr. King Day of Action taking place on Monday, Jan. 18.
Nursing home abuse lawsuits: What to expect when filing
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If you suspect that someone you love who is in a nursing home is being abused, then you can consider filing a lawsuit by talking to an attorney.
Lynwood Lewis backing Andria McClellan in Democratic lieutenant governor race
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The Andria McClellan lieutenant governor campaign has picked up the endorsement of State Sen. Lynwood Lewis.
Luria convenes first Chesapeake Bay Advisory Board meeting of the 117th Congress
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Second District Congresswoman Elaine Luria convened a Chesapeake Bay Advisory Board meeting this week to discuss environmental issues critical to Coastal Virginia’s economy and way of life.
W&L’s Staniar Gallery presents ‘Reconciliation’ by Leigh Ann Beavers
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Washington and Lee University’s Staniar Gallery presents “Reconciliation,” a show by Leigh Ann Beavers, an art professor at W&L.
Waynesboro Schools’ 2021-2022 budget forecast predicts sunny days
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Two years ago, Waynesboro Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Cassell mentioned the possibility of the school system having to cut positions to balance the budget for the first time since The Great Recession.
Bipartisan Virginia legislation takes on sky-high energy bills
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A bipartisan coalition in the House of Delegates has announced a legislative package aimed at lowering energy bills in Virginia.
Southwest Center helps teachers meet unique demands of pandemic classrooms
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With little warning or training, thousands of teachers moved from the front of a classroom to behind a computer screen, with many instructing students from both places at once.
