Sean Roby goes deep twice to lift Richmond Flying Squirrels to victory
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Sean Roby’s two home runs and four RBIs pushed the Richmond Flying Squirrels to an 8-4 victory against the Altoona Curve Saturday night at The Diamond.
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Altoona pitchers hold Richmond to four hits in 6-1 win
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels mustered only four hits against the Altoona Curve in a 6-1 defeat Friday night at The Diamond.
Albemarle County Police Department investigates submerged vehicle
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Units from Albemarle County Police Department and Albemarle County Fire Rescue were dispatched to a report of a submerged vehicle in the pond on the corner of Greenbrier and Hillsdale Drives on Friday morning.
Distracted driving is not just phones: Other distractions can also prove fatal
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According to the latest federal crash data, confirmed smartphone use accounts for about 12 percent of all fatal crashes involving a distracted driver.
Alon Ben-Meir: Israel needs the Palestinians as a perpetual enemy to justify the occupation
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It is time for Israel to face the bitter truth about the 55-year-old occupation and admit that making it central to Israel’s national security is an intentional fallacy.
Richmond hammers franchise-record five homers in win
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Off of a franchise-record five home runs and Sean Roby’s two-homer night, the Richmond Flying Squirrels defeated the Altoona Curve, 10-6, in a come-from-behind win Wednesday night at The Diamond.
Tips for managing a Windows Virtual Private Server (VPS)
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Users can save a lot of money by using virtual private server (VPS) technology, which gives them the privacy and security of a dedicated server without having to pay for the entire server’s resources.
7 engine maintenance tips you must follow
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When it comes to trucks and cars, each and every part requires utmost care and maintenance.
Kentucky Bound, or home party?
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At the beginning of May the Kentucky Derby comes to town. It’s arguably a national treasure, best known for celebrities in large hats.
Waynesboro can be creative with repurposing old, empty buildings
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One thing that has become clear to me the past few days is that there’s a lot of unused buildings in Downtown Waynesboro, and it’s not just here.
