New Dominion Bookshop to host author event with Brian Teare
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book reading and signing with author and UVA professor Brian Teare on Saturday, Nov. 5, at 4 p.m.
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Harrisonburg trains additional staff for CDL licenses, better prepared for snow removal
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Harrisonburg Public Works recently rolled out a new program focused on getting more staff ready to roll behind the wheel of one of the department’s many public service vehicles.
Think twice before calling the cops: The deadly cost of police welfare checks
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Think twice before you call the cops to carry out a welfare check on a loved one.
UVA students give back to Epilepsy Foundation, planning bake sale to raise awareness
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As third-year students at the University of Virginia, Liya Tadesse and Rachel Lee decided to give back to their community by volunteering. They came across the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia and immediately fell in love.
U.S. on track to lose billions in manufacturing GDP due to workforce shortages
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Amidst worker shortage, the CHIPS and Science Act will increase the United States’ investment in the domestic production of semiconductors.
VCU to lead effort to increase diversity in clinical trials
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VCU is partnering with the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation and working alongside the American Association for Cancer Research and Gilead Sciences.
Virginia could pay teachers more: Youngkin would rather make it easier to be a teacher
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The Youngkin administration has a nifty idea to address teacher shortages. No, not actually paying teachers more.
Virginians: Watch your windows to catch glimpse of migrating golden eagle, snowy owl
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Each fall, millions of birds pass through the Commonwealth during their fall migrations south, offering Virginians opportunities to see hawks, songbirds and more.
Multi-institutional project awarded $31 million to study promising heart failure therapy
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Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Medicine is part of a $31 million, multi-institutional study focused on evaluating a new method for pacing the heart in people with heart failure and conduction system disease.
Tom Horton: An egregious gamble with Chesapeake Bay sturgeon
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There are a lot of reasons why 40 years of Bay-saving hasn’t saved the Chesapeake Bay, but a dismaying example was on display recently in my hometown of Federalsburg, Md.
