Staunton City Council begins discussion of changing to ward voting system
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Norman “Butch” Smiley and Judd Bankert presented research to Staunton City Council in favor of the city changing to a ward voting system.
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SECURE IT Act would require testing of voting system hardware against cyberattack
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The EAC is required by law to provide for the testing and certification, decertification and recertification of voting system hardware.
Bestselling author Kathleen Grissom to read from novel more than 10 years in the making
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book reading and signing with author Kathleen Grissom on Friday, June 9, at 7 p.m.
If you take guns out of the story, so many stories have different outcomes
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Hoplophobia is the irrational fear of firearms. I recently learned this while observing political discourse on gun violence in the U.S.
Christina Gehrig, the Iron Horse’s iron-fisted mom
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Lou Gehrig had two women in his life, his mother Christina and his wife Eleanor. Had the two been able to get along, the personal life of the legendary New York Yankees ballplayer and Hall of Famer would have been less stressful.
Do you attract mosquitos? Showering with this scent might serve as repellant
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The deodorant you use, the soap you bathe with, what you wash your clothes in, and other scents could factor in to whether mosquitos are attracted to you.
Waynesboro supports closing tourism information center, no plans to explore new location
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Waynesboro City Council seems to be throwing in the towel on operating a brick-and-mortar tourist information center in the River City.
‘Food is a human right’: Project GROWS welcomes new executive director
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Clara Metzler’s journey led her on the road to food and nutrition, and that road brought her to Project GROWS in Augusta County.
A cat named Mona Lisa gets new lease on life with cancer now in remission
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A cat named Mona Lisa is living her best life with adopters Gary and Rebecca Davis with her very own bedroom and all the toys and cat trees a feline could ever desire – and a new lease on life after overcoming cancer.
Trains move hazardous materials through the Valley: Are we prepared for a derailment?
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Trains are moving through the Shenandoah Valley daily, from passenger trains like the Cardinal on Amtrak to excursion lines like Buckingham Branch to commodities loaded in cars that do contain high temperature and flammable cargo.
