Pumpkins among top Virginia crops despite trying season
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Pumpkins continue to be a popular specialty crop among Virginia farmers, and fall heralds their arrival.
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Weekly roundup of climate, energy news: Sept. 27
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Climate Action Alliance of the Valley produces The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News. Excerpts from a recent Roundup follow; full Roundup is here.
Morgan Griffith: Pandemic procedures produce poor policy
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Responses to the coronavirus pandemic introduced a distinction between “essential” and “non-essential” workers.
Madison Vision Series event focuses on free-speech protections on college campuses
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American Civil Liberties Union lawyer Emerson Sykes will discuss the First Amendment on college campuses, focusing on the differences between public and private campuses, in a virtual Madison Vision Series event Wednesday, Sept. 30, beginning at 6 p.m.
UVA reveals how genetic differences in fat shape men’s, women’s health risks
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New University of Virginia research is revealing how genetic differences in the fat in men’s and women’s bodies affect the diseases each sex is likely to get.
Washington and Lee University announces Native American Heritage celebration
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Washington and Lee University’s Native American Cohort will start celebrating in October and sponsor events throughout the academic year.
FBI issues warning on potential for election crimes ahead of 2020 election
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Mark Warner, on Thursday, called out President Trump, saying in a statement that “The President of the United States should not be aiding and abetting foreign adversaries who are working to sow doubts about the legitimacy of the American election system.”
Benefits of full spectrum CBD oil consumers should know
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CBD is also becoming legalized in many countries around the world, including here in the USA. As more people discover the benefits and legislators see the business potential, it’s only a matter of time.
Self-driving trucks: How soon might we see them, and how safe they’ll be
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For years, truck driver is a job that many blue-collar Americans could rely on for a relatively high salary. You can easily make $80,000 per year driving a truck. You also don’t need a college degree, only the training, and a special license.
Vehicle, escrow scams growing as demand increases for online vehicle purchases
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Social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic have fueled an unprecedented shift to online shopping for consumer goods of all kinds, including vehicles, with exceptionally high demand for recreational vehicles.
