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While social distancing, mask wearing and other pandemic safety measures will still be in place on Sunday for Valentine’s Day, there are ways to make the day meaningful and even romantic, says James Madison University professor Jennifer Rosier.
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On July 12, 1863, a young Virginia Cross picked up a pen and ink, several sheets of precious paper, and wrote to her sweetheart, a discharged Civil War soldier. She used a small blade to cut an intricate and delicate white heart to enclose with her words.
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Not a lot of individuals understand the role a public adjuster plays, and how impactful they can be.
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The primary aim of a website should be to provide an overall positive experience. So let us dive into the future aspects of web design that developers need to pay attention to in the current era.
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The Commission to Examine Racial Inequity in the Law issued its second report outlining policy recommendations to confront the impacts of discriminatory laws on Thursday.
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Babylon Micro-Farms will invest $140,000 to expand operations and relocate to the City of Richmond.
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There are quite a few reasons why you should give day trading a try, so if you are finding it hard to decide, keep on reading to learn about some of those reasons.
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Everyone’s crypto trading journey is different, but every trader should know there are crypto tips before starting.
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The Latino men who gather in parks to play soccer in Harrisonburg and other cities across the country are ordinary, multifaceted people, said James Madison University sociologist David Trouille.
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James Richardson, who teaches voice at Eastern Mennonite University, will present his lecture recital, featuring as-of-yet unpublished songs of the late British composer Armstrong Gibbs, on Friday, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m.
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