500K Virginians benefit from ACP: We need to ensure they aren’t forced offline
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The importance of connectivity is paramount to each of our homes, not just as a utility but as a fundamental resource for daily life.
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Rebecca Simmons of Valley Children’s Advocacy Center among Virginia ‘Unsung Heroes’
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Attorney General Jason Miyares hosted the 7th annual Unsung Heroes Award Ceremony and recognized Virginians who support to victims of crime.
Virginia’s $156M solar grant funding part of Biden’s promise for ‘no community is left behind’
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The historic $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund has made possible the $156 million awarded to low-income Virginians.
Staunton: Brown bag lunch series to address homelessness, role of thermal shelters
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Thermal or cold-weather shelters will be the topic of a discussion on Friday as part of a Lunch & Learn series to address housing insecurity in the region.
University of Mary Washington announces 2 percent increase of tuition
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The UMW Board of Visitors has set tuition and fees for the 2024-25 academic year, as approved at their quarterly meeting in April 2024.
Charlie King to return to James Madison University as interim president
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Starting July 1, a familiar face to James Madison University, Charlie King, will return to the Harrisonburg campus to serve as interim president.
‘Unacceptable’: Virginia AG pushes Biden administration on missing migrant children
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares sent a letter to HHS Secretary Becerra about the missing migrant children crisis in Virginia.
Waynesboro: Group pushing for property maintenance inspector in city budget
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The Waynesboro chapter of Virginia Organizing will hold a demonstration at the Waynesboro City Council’s public budget hearing on April 22.
Official count shows ‘concerning’ increase in individuals experiencing homelessness
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Valley Homeless Connection completed its 2024 Point in Time, or PIT, count of homeless individuals in the region, and it was a mixed bag, with some good news and some bad news.
Virginia works to build infrastructure for same-day care for person in mental-health crisis
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Six grant awards have been allocated statewide to build emergency room alternatives to care for patients experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
