Roddy Scheer: Is it ethical for birders to use ‘playback’ to see birds?
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Birders and wildlife photographers can become frustrated or overzealous when searching for elusive species.
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Virginia Department of Health employee embezzles more than $4M in fraud scheme
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A former employee who funneled millions of dollars from the Virginia Department of Health into a fake business account pled guilty Thursday to the scheme.
Not in my back yard: Community buy-in will be necessary to overcome housing insecurity
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Community agencies have come together to tackle housing insecurity and homelessness in Staunton, Augusta County and Waynesboro.
‘Need to take commonsense steps’: Senate to vote on Warner, Kaine legislation to protect children
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The Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act includes key provisions from legislation to help keep children safe online.
Mailbag: How important is the Kamala Harris VP pick to her 2024 chances?
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I like the momentum we’re seeing toward Kamala Harris, but I think it’s going to depend on who she selects as her vice president. Who do you think helps put her over the top?
Washington & Lee University librarian co-authors article on teaching through COVID-19
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Paula Kiser co-authored an article published in the April 2024 issue of the journal College & Research Libraries.
Study: Moms, caregivers in homes with food insecurity need mental-health supports
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Household food insecurity hits moms and caregivers especially hard, and it leads to negative mental health impacts, according to a new study.
EPA selects Virginia to receive $150M for community-driven solutions to climate change
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will receive approximately $150 million through two Climate Pollution Reduction Grants.
Engineering a crisis: How political theater helps the Deep State stay in power
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This year’s election-year referendum on which corporate puppet should occupy the White House has quickly become a lesson in how the Deep State engineers a crisis to keep itself in power.
Washington & Lee professor publishes paper on hydrogen’s effect on metallic materials
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Mengying Liu, assistant professor of engineering at Washington and Lee, published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances.
