September declared Preparedness Month in Virginia
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Governor Terry McAuliffe proclaimed September as National Preparedness Month in Virginia, encouraging preparations necessary in the event of an emergency.
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McAuliffe hosts education, workforce cyber roundtable
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Governor McAuliffe hosted an Education and Workforce Cyber roundtable at Northern Virginia Community College in Alexandria on Wednesday.
Scientists join Virginia Tech in warning U.S. about destructive tomato pest
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A Virginia Tech scientist has alerted world policymakers to the pest that destroyed 80 percent of Nigeria’s tomato crop.
Why Brazil’s handling of Ryan Lochte should worry you
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Ryan Lochte was unfairly railroaded by Brazilian authorities and made to look like a Brian Williams-level fabricator by the U.S. media.
McAuliffe announces Cyber-Physical Systems Summit
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Governor McAuliffe will host his first-ever Cyber-Physical Systems Summit at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,
CIT announces innovative Smart City initiative
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The Center for Innovative Technology announced today a new partnership that will lead development of smart city technologies and innovation in Virginia.
Peace Action statement from Hiroshima
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Paul Kawika Martin, the senior director for policy and political affairs for Peace Action, released the following statement from the official Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony.
$19.4 million grant to increase cyber workforce development at Virginia Tech
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Virginia Tech will receive $19,420,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help increase cyber workforce development and encourage scientific partnerships to deliver innovation in the field.
Augusta County: Where we’re all illiterate, gun-totin’ rednecks
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The comments section on a Washington Post piece about the Augusta County bail bond controversy presented a here’s what they think about you moment.
$7 million to support affordable housing development in Virginia
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Initiatives led by local financial institutions and non-profits in Virginia will receive $6.6 million to support affordable housing development in Virginia.
