Lunch and Learn: History talk on architecture in Albemarle County
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The first installment of Lunch and Learn, a series of talks exploring 275 years of Albemarle County history, is set for Wednesday, Nov. 20.
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Ocelot tracking is revealing new information about this elusive cat
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It is night in a Central American pine forest, and an ocelot is following a game trail.
Virginia marks anniversary of Amazon HQ2 announcement
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Virginia is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Amazon HQ2 and the progress made on the project over the last 12 months by the Commonwealth, the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, Arlington County, and the City of Alexandria.
David Swanson: What the new Virginia legislature could do
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So the state of Virginia is going to be run (House, Senate, and Governorship) by members of the Democratic Party for the first time in decades.
Capital Beltway Accord to rebuild American Legion Bridge
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan today announced a bi-state, bipartisan accord to create a new, unified Capital Beltway.
Resomation: Alkaline hydrolysis as an alternative to cremation
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Since the beginning of human history, cremation — the burning of a human body after death — has been a standard method for treating the deceased.
Pedro David Espinoza shares five secrets to become a productive writer
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Many writers feel more overwhelmed by the desire to finish writing a book rather than the journey it takes to get there. Great writing; however, is a long journey, one that is continually interrupted.
Blue Ridge Parkway invites public input on proposed special events involving temporary closures
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The National Park Service is looking for input on two proposed Special Use Permits which could include temporary, full closures of sections of the Parkway motor road near Roanoke and Asheville in the spring and summer of 2020.
What is 2020 bringing to the online casino industry
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For the past 20 years, online gambling has continued to grow into one of the biggest industries in the world.
Eastern Shore native fosters hometown habitats
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Jane Corson-Lassiter has made a career of forging coalitions for natural resource management.
