Albemarle County hosting Community Day at Simpson Park
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Albemarle County’s Parks & Recreation and Police Departments are hosting a Community Day at the Park event at Simpson Park on Saturday, Sept. 25 from 2-6 p.m.
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley climate, energy news roundup
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Here’s CAAV’s September 2021 roundup. Find it and past and future monthlies here. Read our monthly summary of Virginia Energy and Environmental news that the Harrisonburg Citizen publishes on its Perspectives page.
Women’s Soccer: #7 UVA wins at Wake Forest, 1-0
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Seventh-ranked Virginia opened ACC play with a win on Friday, taking a 1-0 victory at Wake Forest.
Update: One fatality in crash in Nelson County
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Virginia State Police is investigating a crash in Nelson County that occurred on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. on Tye River Road, approximately 1 mile north of Richmond Highway.
Your complete bronze casting guide
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Every once in a while, you will find yourself looking at bronze statues and art installations in parks, showcase halls, art galleries, and other places. They are majestic and capture the imaginations of countless people.
How to get free cryptocurrency
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If you want to expand your crypto portfolio, learning how to earn money from cryptocurrency is an opportunity you should take up. After all, most people can’t resist freebies knowing that crypto has the potential to grow at any time.
Behind the scenes of how medical, training staffs treat UVA Football
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Gameday starts for David Diduch, the head orthopedic team physician for UVA Football, while you’re still tailgating in the parking lot.
Suspect in Harrisonburg shooting found dead
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A man who fired a dozen shots from a vehicle at a Harrisonburg residence as a police officer was investigating reported threats Tuesday night was found dead shortly after midnight.
Massanutten Resort launches fall lineup
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Massanutten Resort has announced its lineup of events and offerings for the fall season, with a variety of ways for visitors to get outside and enjoy cooler weather and mountain views.
Washington and Lee honors Class of 2020 at belated 233rd Commencement
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Members of the undergraduate and law classes of 2020 returned to Washington and Lee University on Sept. 11 for an event they’ve eagerly awaited: their official, in-person Commencement ceremony, which was postponed for more than 500 days amid the COVID-19 public health crisis.
