Stressful kids: Why teachers need to learn childhood psychology
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Stress in school age children is becoming a problem, and some teachers may not be ready to tackle it.
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Letter: Anthony Flaccavento, the patriotic choice for the 9th District
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Anthony Flaccavento is a long time resident of southwest Virginia, a farmer, and a small business owner. He’s one of us.
Northrop Grumman spacecraft begins multi-year mission
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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced that NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has successfully reached its desired stable orbit and begun science operations.
Cube Fest features some of the most inventive works in immersive technology
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Cube Fest returns to Virginia Tech August 9-12 featuring performances by guitarist and producer Christopher Willits, fusion musicians Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa, and musical duo Anna & Elizabeth.
Governor, First Lady launch Virginia Farmers’ Market Week
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On Friday, Governor Northam and First Lady of Virginia, Mrs. Pamela Northam will kick off the 2018 Virginia Farmers’ Market Week with a visit to the OntheSquareVA Farmers’ Market near Capitol Square.
Northam announces $172,000 in Virginia Main Street grants
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Governor Northam announced Thursday the award of $172,000 in Virginia Main Street grants, including $132,000 awarded for seven projects in the towns of Abingdon and South Boston, and the cities of Bristol, Danville, Fredericksburg, Lynchburg and Winchester.
Health impacts: Proposed rollback would gut lifesaving, widely popular cleaner cars program
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The EPA and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have proposed weakening the 2021-2026 vehicle emissions and mileage requirements and withdrawing the waiver that permits California to set more protective cleaner cars standards,
Don Beyer on Trump Administration actions on clean air
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Rep. Don Beyer comments today after the EPA and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration proposed to roll back fuel-efficiency standards for cars and trucks.
Warner, Kaine applaud Senate appropriations bill
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U.S. Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine (both D-VA) applauded Senate passage of bipartisan legislation to fund federal programs.
Morgan Griffith: Highlights of success in the 115th Congress
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The 115th Congress has been working to improve the lives of average Americans: from taking on the opioid crisis to cutting taxes for the great majority of Americans.
