Mega-warehouses: A next-day-delivery economy, but at what price?
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If you have ordered something online and been amazed when it arrives at your doorstep the next day, you can probably thank a super-sized warehouse.
Search Results for fire
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Medieval Ware: A door to the past, a key to the present
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There is no more immediate way to inhabit other people, places and times than by ‘dressing up’: historical re-enactment, live action roleplay and historical martial arts are the most direct way to access the past.
Two presenters who met at a 2017 conference at W&L joined forces to repatriate a stolen Nepali deity
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Professional conferences usually are considered a success when attendees pick up innovative ideas, do some networking or even land a plum job. But those outcomes sound mundane compared to what happened in the aftermath of a 2017 conference at Washington and Lee University.
Virginia Tech alumnus, Blacksburg swimmer crosses challenging waters to Tokyo Olympics
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Ian Ho has never packed his suitcase faster.
Prosecutor: ‘Permissible use of force’ in May 19 officer-involved shooting
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The man who was shot by an Augusta County deputy on May 19 was threatening to kill his girlfriend, then himself.
Another successful Pizza Night checks 1,000 smoke alarms
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They call for the free pizza – we stay to make sure their smoke alarms are ready to save lives.
Crimora man turns himself in after apparent murder of wife
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A 41-year-old Augusta County resident is being held without bond at the Middle River Regional Jail after an alleged domestic disturbance with his wife that resulted in her death.
Northam announces administration appointments
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We’re running a little behind on this. Here are the administration appointments announced last week by Gov. Ralph Northam.
Roadside tragedy underscores need to slow down, move over
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The tragic death of a AAA tow truck driver in Ohio highlights the risks faced by emergency first responders here in Virginia and around the country.
Earth Talk: National parks and global warming
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The effects of climate change can be felt all over the globe in various ways, but America’s national parks seem to be suffering more than U.S. overall land mass.
