COVID-19 outbreak at Middle River Regional Jail grows to 44 positives
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Middle River Regional Jail reported today that 25 officers, 15 inmates and four nurses have tested positive for COVID-19.
Search Results for research
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What makes a time clock software successful?
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When a business has hourly employees, it is important to ensure that a correct employee clock is employed and introduced, to ensure that the payroll is correct and accurate.
5 things you need to do to get a job after college
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Getting the first job can be quite a challenge. Luckily, you can follow these five rules to approach this process smartly. Check them out.
Warmer mountaintops, wetter coasts
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On mountain peaks, trees experiencing warmer weather are gradually moving higher than established tree lines. Along Virginia’s coast, sea levels are rising by as much as 1 inch every four years.
Best gifts for your grandma this holiday season
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Shopping for grandparents can be hard. While the internet gives us more tools for shopping than ever before, it can be hard to breach that generational divide and find something you’re your grandma will love.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley news roundup for Nov. 22
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley produces The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News.
Death by plastic: Bay’s sea turtles, marine mammals imperiled by growing debris
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Six years ago, a young, emaciated sei whale that normally inhabits the deep waters of the Atlantic was spotted swimming erratically in tidal rivers and creeks near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay.
House Democrats urge Trump to cease efforts to undermine climate science
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The Trump administration, on its way out the door, is attempting to derail and politicize work on the Fifth National Climate Assessment, which is crafted by 13 federal agencies under the U.S. Global Change Research Program.
How to write a scientific article
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Progressed production of a written item for submission to a peer-reviewed scientific journal demands effort.
Virginians would consider buying an EV: Inventory is a barrier
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Virginia is ripe for widespread adoption of electric transportation, but low electric vehicle inventory and other barriers are preventing the Commonwealth from reaping the benefits, according to a new report from clean energy non-profit Generation180.
