Two Virginia farmers’ markets leading national rankings
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Two Virginia farmers’ markets are near the top of the People’s Choice Leaders list in the American Farmland Trust’s annual Farmers Market Celebration.
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UVA softball names Katie Repole assistant coach
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UVA head softball coach Joanna Hardin has announced the addition of Katie Repole as an assistant coach.
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets releases official photo of new ambassador
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The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets has proudly released the official photo of its new canine ambassador, Growley II.
Study: Return on Virginia investment in land conservation
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An economic analysis found that for every $1 invested by the state in land conservation, $4 in natural goods and services is returned to Virginia’s economy.
Civil rights complaint challenges discrimination Richmond Public Schools
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Two students and the local branch of the NAACP have filed an anti-discrimination complaint against Richmond Public Schools.
National 100 Great Oncology Programs list features UVA
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The UVA Cancer Center at UVA Medical Center has been honored among 100 hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs by Becker’s Hospital Review.
Businesses urge McAuliffe to strengthen Virginia clean energy economy
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Business owners, civic officials and health professionals called on Gov. Terry McAuliffe to comply with the EPA Clean Power Plan.
Virginia Tech professor earns $1 million grant to produce nuclear radiation energy-harvesting device
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Lei Zuo, associate professor of mechanical engineering, was recently awarded a Department of Energy Nuclear Engineering research grant to develop nuclear radiation energy.
Alon Ben-Meir: Incentives and peace, Part 2
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Unless distrust, insecurity, and illusions are first addressed, no incentives will motivate Israel and the Palestinians to make concessions needed to reach a peace agreement.
Virginia Tech students team with Ecuadorean tribes to learn most-effective plants for treating infection
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Ten Virginia Tech undergraduate students held onto their hats this summer as they plunged down Amazonian river systems into the heart of Ecuador.
