Three states, including Virginia, considered hotspot for pandemic-potential deadly virus
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Virginia is one of three states that are hotspots for a deadly virus circulating in wildlife, and it can also be fatal in humans.
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Detained professor: ‘I’ve seen lots of injustice, didn’t think it would happen to me’
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An effort to silence those who don’t agree with the Trump administration is being challenged in court on behalf of a Georgetown professor.
Mental health professionals in demand; concern majority ‘graying out’ of workforce
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A bipartisan bill was introduced Tuesday in an effort to provide a “lifeline” to meet a workforce shortage in the mental health field.
‘Attack on public health’: HHS staff cuts will hurt Americans ‘every single day’
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The end of March in the United States brought more staff cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency at the HHS.
House energy coalition forms six new task forces to support housing, technology
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The House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition (SEEC) announced task forces for the 119th Congress.
4 Signs You Need Concrete Work on Your Property
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When investing in a home, you’ll want to earmark funds for maintenance and upkeep. Most people count their dwellings as their biggest single investment. While buying real estate can be a financially prudent move and lead to significant value appreciation, some of that growth could be jeopardized if your home isn’t properly cared for. According…
BWP gathers Staunton resident input in search for new school superintendent
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BWP and Associates continues to gather Staunton resident input via an online survey about what the community wants in a school superintendent.
Bridgewater College announces 2025 Founder’s Day Awards
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Bridgewater College marked its observance of Founder’s Day on Tuesday, April 1, and presented awards to three faculty members.
Blue Ridge Poison Center: Too much vitamin A, touted as a measles cure, can kill you
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Anti-vax Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks we can more effectively prevent measles outbreaks by giving our kids high doses of vitamin A than we can with vaccines.
Senators to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: You’re making America sick again
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Who’s thinking about the mental health of the tens of thousands of federal healthcare workers laid off this week by the Trump/Musk administration to free up money for tax breaks for billionaires?
