10 major finance issues when having a baby
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Having a baby is the biggest blessing. Nonetheless, it comes with numerous responsibilities, including financial.
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A little less than Warp Speed: Virginia getting less COVID-19 vaccine
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The Virginia Department of Health was informed late yesterday by Operation Warp Speed that the state’s allocation of COVID-19 vaccine doses will be less than initially planned for the next few weeks.
No Kid Hungry announces $2.4M in grants to Virginia schools, nonprofits serving free meals
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One in five Virginia children are going hungry in the face of disruptions to schooling and the economy resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and the public health response.
Spanberger, Cole introduce bill to reauthorize Pregnancy Assistance Fund
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The federal Pregnancy Assistance Fund helps states provide services for vulnerable soon-to-be mothers – including teens and victims of sexual violence.
COVID-19 vaccine expected to arrive today at Augusta Health
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Augusta Health is expecting to receive its first shipment of COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer today, per a contact from the hospital.
COVID-19 News: Positive tests trending down over past week in Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Health COVID-19 dashboard reported 3,160 new positive tests on Tuesday. This is down 28.1 percent from the high of 4,398 new positive tests reported back on Dec. 9.
Shenandoah University aids in local COVID-19 vaccine rollout
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Shenandoah University will aid in local vaccination efforts starting this week at the request of the local hospital system, Valley Health.
Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® installs 2021 board, officers
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The Charlottesville Area Association of REALTORS® announced the installation of 2021 president Quinton Beckham during a hybrid in-person/virtual ceremony last week.
Northam welcomes first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine to Virginia
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The initial allotment of 72,150 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is arriving today and tomorrow at health systems across the Commonwealth.
Local health departments scaling back services due to COVID-19 response
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A reader told us last week that she had been told by the Waynesboro-Augusta Health Department that it was going to be discontinuing family planning services due to COVID-19. We looked into it, and turns out, it’s not just family planning services that are being cut.
