Fire at Albemarle County hotel displaces more than 80 guests, but no injuries
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A fire at the Comfort Inn in Albemarle County late Friday night displaced more than 80 hotel guests, but fortunately there were no reported injuries.
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Smoke from wildfires returns to Virginia; air quality alerts likely to be issued Thursday
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Smoke and hazy conditions have returned to western and northern parts of Virginia due to wildfires burning in Canada.
Albemarle County: Two people, dog escape through window after early-morning apartment fire
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Two people and their dog are safe after evacuating through a window Tuesday morning due to a fire in their ground-floor apartment.
Is it a good idea to burn land on purpose in order to prevent the spread of wildfires?
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Burning parcels of land intentionally, known as controlled burning, has long been a controversial practice aimed at reducing the risk of larger, uncontrolled wildfires.
Harrisonburg: Independence Day fireworks show set for Saturday, July 1
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Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance will hold its annual Independence Day Fireworks show on Saturday, July 1 at 9 p.m.
Fire at Leesburg Executive Airport damages nine planes: No injuries reported
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A structure fire at the Leesburg Executive Airport damaged nine planes Sunday morning.
Charlottesville Police make arrests in Downtown Mall gun incident, June 16 shots fired
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Charlottesville Police made arrests connected to two separate gun-related incidents on Friday.
Harrisonburg Fire Department captain certified as law enforcement officer
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The Harrisonburg Fire Department now has another trained individual to help investigate crimes involving fire in the community and bring suspects into custody.
Fredericksburg Nationals split Thursday doubleheader with Columbia Fireflies
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The Fredericksburg Nationals and Columbia Fireflies split a doubleheader on Thursday night, with the FredNats winning Game 1, 5-1, and Columbia taking Game 2, 3-2, in eight innings.
Virginia law intended to boost living wage may backfire for disabled employees
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One local non-profit leader fears that the increase in minimum wage may eventually force small businesses and organizations in Virginia to eliminate hiring disabled people.
