Chestnut trees make a comeback in Virginia
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Fresh chestnuts are once again available in Virginia, benefitting cooks who go nuts over using local ingredients in holiday dishes.
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Staunton: Ice storm cleanup set for Nov. 26
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To assist residents with storm cleanup, the City of Staunton will conduct a special pickup of tree limbs and debris beginning Monday, Nov. 26.
Thanksgiving weekend in Downtown Staunton
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The Staunton Downtown Development Association Promotions Committee and downtown businesses have been preparing for the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend festivities since July.
Gypsy Hill Park entrance to be restored, enhanced
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From Staunton’s July 4th Celebration & Fireworks to the Holiday Lights and from the African American Festival to the Art in the Park, Gypsy Hill Park continues to serve the Staunton and Augusta County communities.
Women’s soccer: No. 12 UVA falls 2-1 at No. 11 Baylor in NCAAs
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No. 12 UVA (16-5-1) dropped a 2-1 decision at No. 11 Baylor (20-5-0) at the Betty Lou Mays Soccer Stadium.
Two important surveys set county estimates for agriculture products
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Two of the larger and most important surveys are the annual Row Crops County Agricultural Production Survey and the December Agricultural Survey.
Inside The Great Waynesboro 2018 Blackout
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Reporting from the McDonald’s at the Waynesboro Town Center, because there’s power, and WiFi, with what seems like half the city’s population here.
Governor’ EMS Award winners announced at annual Virginia EMS Symposium
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The 2018 Governor’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Award winners were announced at the 39th annual Governor’s EMS Awards Ceremony in Norfolk.
Alon Ben-Meir: The Democrats’ victory can save the Republican Party
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The retaking of the House by the Democrats will soon allow them to exercise checks and balances and stop the Republicans from going down a slippery slope.
Augusta County Sheriff’s Office investigating larcenies in Lyndhurst, Fishersville areas
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Beginning November 11th, and in the days following, the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office received multiple reports of larcenies in the Lyndhurst and Fishersville areas.
