Clinton plan could create jobs for 65,000 young unemployed Virginians
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Hillary Clinton unveiled her $125 billion economic revitalization initiative for America’s underserved communities, predominately communities of color.
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Pipeline route threatens new parts of Virginia, West Virginia
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Dominion Energy announced plans today to re-route the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline through Highland, Bath and Augusta counties.
Atlantic Coast Pipeline to adopt alternative route through national forests
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Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC has worked with the U.S. Forest Service over the last several months to find an alternative route that avoids sensitive areas.
Opower to invest $10.45 million to expand headquarters operation in Arlington County
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Opower, the global leader in cloud-based software for the utility industry, will invest $10.45 million to expand its headquarters operation in Arlington County.
Research grant awarded in Shenandoah National Park
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Shenandoah National Park awarded the 2016 Shenandoah National Park Trust Research Grant to Christine L. May, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, James Madison University.
Virginia Tech researchers turn attention to emerging threat of Zika virus
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With many different species of mosquitoes in the United States, Zika virus is only the latest of emerging threats, according to a Virginia Tech vector-borne disease researcher.
Shenandoah stuns Randolph-Macon, 71-59
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Shenandoah defeated Randolph Macon in Ashland on Wednesday night, cruising past the Yellow Jackets, 71-59.
Link found between immune cells, weight control, disease resistance
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New research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine has shown how our DNA determines our ability to fight off viruses.
State leaders announce bipartisan agreement to address Beltway gridlock
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Virginia leaders announced today a bipartisan agreement to move forward on a plan to reduce congestion on I-66 inside the Beltway.
Salmonella uses strange GPS to conquer the immune system
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Researchers have determined that salmonella has a most unexpected way of telling where it is in the body: It uses its food as its GPS.
