2021 Year in Review: Madness, mayhem and tyranny
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Between the riots, lockdowns, political theater, and COVID-19 mandates, 2021 was one for the history books.
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Who can file an asbestos or mesothelioma trust fund claim?
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Anyone who developed the rare type of cancer called mesothelioma can file a claim. Asbestos appears in so many products that it’s not necessary to prove specific asbestos exposure to qualify.
Researchers aim to improve diabetes management with low-cost intervention
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Mental time travel — transporting someone from the present through imagining a personal, positive future event — has been proven to help reduce alcohol, tobacco, and drug use.
Spanberger backs legislation to support National Guardsmen with disabilities
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Members of the National Guard are unable to access Veterans Affairs health benefits and ineligible for Department of Defense disability pensions if they can no longer serve due to injuries sustained while on state active duty.
COVID cases up dramatically in Virginia: But, good news on the horizon?
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The Virginia Department of Health reported a staggering 8,756 new COVID cases on Christmas Eve, as the Omicron variant continues to take root in the Commonwealth – but the news isn’t all bad.
Can I sue my dentist for nerve damage?
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So you visited your dentist, expecting them to sort out your dental issue, and they messed up, leaving you with nerve damage.
Northam: No plans to mandate masks, implement restrictions
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Gov. Ralph Northam said Tuesday that there are no plans to mandate masks or implement restrictions as new COVID cases are reaching record highs in the Commonwealth.
Alon Ben-Meir: America faces a fateful crossroad in 2022
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The pandemic is the most challenging crisis facing our nation in more than a century, and remains one of the fundamental human rights issues of our time.
Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments on Friday.
Virginia State University alumni help homeless veterans
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Members of the Virginia State University Alumni Association Roanoke chapter presented the Salem VA Health Care System Homeless Program a donation of $1,050 for the purchase of items needed by area homeless veterans.
