Why you need a solar generator
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The world is going green, and that means solar energy is becoming more accessible than ever before.
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What are progressive jackpots?
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From time to time, we hear on the news or read on the internet about some super lucky people who have won millions in online gambling. Slots are usually the ones that offer the biggest payouts.
Economy during pandemic serves up fair business for local restaurants
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Gov. Ralph Northam’s state-mandated lockdown placed restrictions on all kinds of businesses and encouraged residents to stay home to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, but perhaps no industry was as affected as local restaurants.
Nelson County announces opening of Claudius Crozet Blue Ridge Tunnel Trail
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The effort dating back to 2001 to develop a trail system out of a 4,700-foot abandoned train tunnel at Rockfish Gap in Nelson County has finally come to fruition.
Excessive sweating after drinking: Reasons and recommendations
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Going to a party or sitting at a table with friends, when drinking a lot of alcohol is implied, we don’t even think that ethyl alcohol is harmful to the body and leads to irreparable consequences.
Wildlife Center of Virginia hosting 25th annual Call of the Wild conference
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More than 300 people from literally across the world are registered for this weekend’s 25th annual Call of the Wild conference being hosted by the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro.
March Madness 2021 will be contained to two sites: Indianapolis and your TV
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The NCAA is in talks with Indianapolis to host the entirety of the 2021 NCAA Tournament there.
Climate Action of the Valley: Climate, energy news roundup for Nov. 15
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley produces The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News. Excerpts from a recent Roundup follow; full Roundup is here.
Earth Talk: Invasive tree pests decimating U.S. forests
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In a growing number of U.S. states, residents have been dealing with a different kind of quarantine that began back in the early 2000’s and continues on today. But this one involves wood, not people, and the perpetrator is a beetle, not a virus.
Climate change expected to make Chesapeake Bay cleanup 10 percent harder
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It’s long been known that climate change would make the job of cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay more difficult.
