Staying football sharp through COVID-19: Mendenhall lays out his plan
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Football, in an instant, was an afterthought, UVA football coach Bronco Mendenhall said.
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Three trends to watch in the 2020 real estate market
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By nature, trends are dynamic. Some changes are subtle, while others are industry-shaping. Still, it’s worth keeping up with all those changes and trends in the real estate market to grab the appealing offers.
50 by 25 campaign launches in Harrisonburg
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Harrisonburg residents initiated a campaign to enable a responsible clean energy transition in the local community.
With economic uncertainty, is now is the right time to get cash for your property?
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A housing sector rebound during the second half of 2019 appears to be facing some uncertainty as the second quarter of 2020 approaches.
How Seasons Bali redefines luxury addiction treatment in Asia
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Addictions are always challenging and painful to deal with, and you have probably never associated them with going away on holiday.
Northam declares state of emergency amid coronavirus outbreak
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Gov. Ralph Northam today declared a state of emergency in the Commonwealth of Virginia in response to the continued spread of novel coronavirus, or COVID-19.
Shenandoah University goes online for two weeks
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Shenandoah University is moving to online classes beginning March 16 and running for two weeks through March 29.
Black Maternal Health Caucus to unveil historic ‘Momnibus’ package
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The Black Maternal Health Caucus introduced on Tuesday a historic “Momnibus” legislative package to address the United States’ urgent maternal health crisis.
Mary Baldwin University latest to suspend in-seat classes
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Mary Baldwin University is suspending in-seat classes and is strongly encouraging students to go home in an effort to help minimize the spread of the coronavirus.
JMU moving classes online until at least April 5
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James Madison University will not hold in-person classes the week of March 16 due concerns related to the coronavirus, and beginning March 23, most JMU classes will move online until at least April 5.
