Roddy Scheer: What ever became of the Biosphere 2 project in Arizona?
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Biosphere 2 project began in 1984, led by John Allen who called it “The Human Experiment.”
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Rockbridge County doctoral candidate awarded $101K to explore wound healing in arteries
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A Rockbridge County doctoral candidate at Virginia Tech was awarded more than $100,000 to explore wound healing in arteries after heart surgery.
Tow truck drivers, emergency roadside put lives on the line when providing assistance
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A new study from AAA shows roadside assistance techs face major danger working on the side of the road, and the number of fatal crashes involving them is on the rise.
Roundtable discussion: American mothers face high mortality rate, lack of child care
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The maternal mortality rate in the United States is nearly three times higher than other high-income countries around the world.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces latest round of new government appointments
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Lots more names added to the lists of people serving in Virginia government were announced on Friday by the office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin.
Roddy Scheer: Batteries that could revolutionize the EV industry
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Solid-state batteries have emerged as a promising technological advancement that could potentially revolutionize the EV industry.
Legislation introduced to improve soil health for American farmers, protect in severe weather
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U.S. Reps. Don Beyer, Mike Lawler and Chellie Pingree yesterday introduced the Innovative Practices for Soil Health Act.
Charlottesville: Working group releases report with goal to decrease gun violence
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A working group in Charlottesville has released a report aiming to increase safety and decrease gun violence in the city and at the University of Virginia.
Albemarle County neighborhoods urged to boil tap water, restrict use until further notice
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The Albemarle County Service Authority is advising customers along Route 29 to boil all tap water used for drinking and cooking.
Augusta County Genealogical Society invites public to learn Family Tree Maker program
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The Augusta County Genealogical Society is forming a Family Tree Maker (FTM) users group, which is open to ACGS members and nonmembers.
