Climate and Energy News Roundup: November 2025
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley is organizing a Climate Action Celebration and Call to Action at the Massanutten Regional Library on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
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Why did a MAGA staffer text us a Democrat’s primary filing fee receipt?
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One of our AFP freelancers got a text from a Utah phone number pushing what the MAGA behind it thinks is a damaging story regarding the campaign of Makayla Venable, the Democratic Party nominee in the 36th House District race.
Harrisonburg was adopted home of two ex-Major Leaguers: One won a World Series ring
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It was a clear, quiet evening on a recent Saturday in Shenandoah County. The cloudless blue sky made Massanutten Mountain clearly visible to the east, with the sound of a few birds the only noise breaking the silence just off Route 11.
The great pumpkin: Virginia commercial growers rake in nearly $15 million in annual sales
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Harvest festivals, corn mazes and pick-your-own pumpkin farm events are winding down as Virginia Pumpkin Month comes to a close on Friday.
Survey: Staunton asks residents to weigh in on safety, inclusivity, more
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If you live in Staunton, city leaders want your input on topics including safety, inclusivity and quality of life.
Report: Musk cost Tesla 1 million EV sales, $50B in revenue with politics
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Elon Musk revealing himself to be a MAGA troll cost Tesla in the range of $50 billion in sales over the past three years.
Virginia has a problem with ‘pharmacy deserts,’ focused in urban, rural areas
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Virginia has seen a net loss of 32 pharmacies in 2025, creating more of what are being called “pharmacy deserts,” which leave residents in a mix of urban and rural areas with limited access to life-preserving and life-saving medications.
More efficient batteries can help usher in a new age of renewable energy
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Batteries are everywhere – in your phone, your car – even the artificial organs that many depend on for life.
Our sycophantic overlords: AI just might brownnose us all into subservience
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I still remember the first time I was left speechless by something that AI did, probably because it happened just a few weeks ago.
Monticello historians discover six additional slaves owned by Thomas Jefferson
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Thomas Jefferson owned more than 600 slaves over the course of his life resulting in a more complete picture of the third president.
