Albemarle County: State grant will aid Rivanna Futures development
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Albemarle County has been awarded a $613,570 state grant to go toward its work to develop the Rivanna Futures site.
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RFK Jr. gutting HHS even more, replacing healthcare with ‘wholesome food, clean water’
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., under the guise of Making America Healthy Again, is operating under the assumption that cutting HHS to the bone is the important thing there.
Virginia Tech board ignores opposition, bends the knee on future of DEI programs
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Virginia Tech Hokies pushed back on removing DEI programs and services, but the Board of Visitors voted to dissolve them today.
Youngkin vetoes paid family and medical leave, sick leave, minimum-wage bills
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MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed bills that would have guaranteed workers access to paid family and medical leave and paid sick leave and increased the minimum wage.
Roddy Scheer: How is wind energy doing in the U.S.? Is Trump going to harm it?
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Wind energy is the largest single source of renewable energy in the U.S., comprising 10 percent of the nation’s electricity mix.
Virginia Tech alumni fight back against anti-DEI measures ahead of BOV vote
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Virginia Tech alumni are concerned that future Hokies will not have the same opportunities they had with a vote looming on DEI programs.
Mark Warner introduces legislation to protect future of federal workforce
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner of Virginia and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland have introduced the Protect Our Probationary Employees Act.
House energy coalition demands EPA release $27B in ‘legally obligated money’
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House energy coalition leaders are leading 82 members of Congress in urging the EPA to release legally obligated money.
Crozet shooter’s family says system failed him; CSB says it can be ‘a confusing process’
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The family of the Crozet shooter, Justin Barbour, said he was dealing with paranoia, and they tried on multiple occasions to get him help.
Central Shenandoah Health District announces dates for in-school vaccine clinics
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The Central Shenandoah Health District will hold in-school vaccine clinics for 7th- and 12th-grade students in public schools this spring.
