Report: Reduced pollution contributes to Chesapeake Bay’s smallest dead zone
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The Chesapeake Bay’s 2023 dead zone was the smallest recorded since monitoring began in 1985 thanks to below-average rainfall.
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Mock Interview Competition gives Mary Washington students jump start on life after college
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A Mock Interview Competition at UMW preps students before entering the workforce and strengthens skills to land a job.
Washington & Lee undergraduate student chosen as medical science grant recipient
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Washington and Lee University student Megan Dufault ’24 recently presented at the VAS undergraduate research competition in Richmond.
WebMD, Medscape recognize UVA Health for multiple areas of patient care
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UVA Health has earned national recognition for its cancer, heart, orthopedics, neurology and digestive health care by WebMD and Medscape.
Tips to avoid charity scams on Giving Tuesday, during holiday season
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Giving Tuesday is the day when many choose to give back, but it’s also the time of year when scammers ramp up efforts to take advantage of your goodwill.
New Kent County teen found dead in vehicle found on UVA Grounds on Sunday
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A Barhamsville teen was found dead in a vehicle that was fully engulfed in flames when first responders found it in the Fontaine Research Park on the Grounds of the University of Virginia early Sunday morning.
Vampire bats may soon travel to United States; bringing rabies, danger to livestock with them
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Due to climate change, vampire bats may soon come to the United States – and carry rabies with them.
Roddy Scheer: What is the status of California’s giant sequoias trees?
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Giant sequoias, which can grow upwards of 300 feet tall with circumferences of 90+ feet around at ground level, are among the largest and longest living species on the planet today.
Joe Guzzardi: Cy Young winners can never match the credentials of award’s namesake
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The 2023 Cy Young Award winners for baseball’s best American and National League pitchers are the New York Yankees’ Gerrit Cole and the San Diego Padres’ Blake Snell.
Salt patches, product of rising seas, spreading rapidly on Chesapeake’s Eastern Shore
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Climate change is claiming farmland at “an alarmingly high rate” in one of the Mid-Atlantic’s most productive agricultural regions, inflicting tens of millions of dollars in economic damage, a team of scientists says in a new study.
