Blood discovery could benefit preemies, help end platelet shortages
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The emergency call issued by the American Red Cross earlier this year was of a sort all too common: Donations of platelets were needed, and desperately.
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Statement by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention on Chris Cornell
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We recently learned of the death of Chris Cornell, former frontman and musician for the band Soundgarden.
Red, white and blue farm trail event to benefit local disabled vets
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This coming Memorial Day will be commemorated throughout the Shenandoah Valley, but one truly unique event will also give back to local veterans.
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Higher education in the US and in the UK can be characterized by a new trend: more and more tired and increasingly stressed college students.
Fulbright scholar publishes book on creativity and education in China
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Carol Mullen, a professor of educational leadership in Virginia Tech’s School of Education, has authored a new book on China.
Staunton to receive $10K award for Project Dogwood
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Project Dogwood has been named a runner-up by The Garden Club of America (GCA) 2017 Founders Fund Award.
Integer invests more than $7 million to expand Salem operations
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Integer™, known locally as Lake Region Medical, has invested more than $7 million to expand its manufacturing capabilities in the City of Salem.
Skills I improve when write my college essay and paper | OnlineCollegeEssay.com
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Do not think that writing papers on your own is quite important? Read the article and learn which skills you improve if you decide ‘I will write my college essay and paper by myself.’
New facilitator named for Route 29 Solutions advisory panels
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The Route 29 Solutions advisory panels will welcome Craig Eddy as the new facilitator beginning on Thursday.
Mary Baldwin to partner with Chamber of Commerce for Capstone Festival
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Mary Baldwin University’s annual Capstone Festival returns on Thursday, May 11, featuring scholarly and artistic work from 18 seniors.
