Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center lets the dogs out – for adoption
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The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center is a little quiet right now after two dogs were left on Saturday, including one in a foster home.
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Charlottesville Alliance for Black Male Achievement launches ‘How U?’ video series
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The Charlottesville Alliance for Black Male Achievement is working to disrupt the stigma for Black men and mental health with the launch of its “How U?” video series.
How to protect yourself from surveillance online
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Online privacy is one of the biggest concerns that netizens have. Even if you think that your data is of very little value, the reality is different.
Office relocation: 7 tips for an easier moving day
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We created this article to help company owners plan ahead for their moving day.
How traditional brick and mortar businesses can survive the next 6 months and beyond
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What steps can small businesses make to survive for the next few months? Some of the best measures they can take during COVID-19 are listed in this article.
Spanberger votes to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from committee assignments
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Seventh District Democrat Abigail Spanberger today voted with a bipartisan majority of the House to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA-14) from her committee assignments.
Shenandoah National Park implements federal COVID-19 mask requirement
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Shenandoah National Park is now requiring face masks in all park buildings and facilities.
Harrisonburg selects consultant for Heritage Oaks Golf Course study
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The City of Harrisonburg is moving forward on a financial and operational analysis of the Heritage Oaks Golf Course.
Pure Evil: The boys and girls being sold for sex during COVID-19, the Super Bowl
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While the winner of the Vince Lombardi Trophy is up for grabs, we already know the biggest losers: the young girls and boys who will be bought and sold for sex during the course of the big game.
Central Virginia roads snow-covered: VDOT advises against non-essential travel
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Snow is falling steadily across central and western Virginia, and VDOT is recommending delaying non-essential travel since the steady snow will make travel hazardous through the morning hours.
