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We are in the midst of the digital era, a time when people are increasingly connected to various devices to do everything from getting information to purchase products to maintain friendships with others. It certainly has infiltrated the business world to a great degree.
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Have you become suspicious that your spouse might be cheating on you? There are plenty of good relationships out there. Unfortunately, thousands are shattered and destroyed each and every day, because one side or the other wants to sleep around. It is always in your best interest to learn the truth as quickly as possible.
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“Agvocacy” is the focus of the Virginia Women in Agriculture Gathering, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 24 at the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation headquarters in Goochland County.
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More teen drivers in Virginia will be involved in traffic crashes between the months of May and August than any other time of the year, statistics show.
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Android smartphones are getting better with the latest technological innovations. They have evolved past the stage of using them for making calls, sending texts, snapping photos and browsing the internet. In fact, the recent ones have almost bridged the gap between laptops and mobile devices.
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Nearly three decades after the internet was introduced, the web continues to transform the lives of many users, revolutionizing the way consumers shop, pay bills, and transfer money online.
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Shenandoah University will mark Women’s History Month in March with a series of events celebrating women’s leadership and empowerment.
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Fifth District Democratic Party congressional nomination candidate Ben Cullop outlined the principles that would guide him on tax reform while in Congress.
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“Enough is enough” is a slogan adopted by many advocates for action to end gun violence, but with 290 school shootings in the U.S. since 2013 clearly we are to the point that the shootings that have occurred in schools and numerous locales are more than enough.
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The Augusta County Library will be offering their very first “What The Tech” program at their Fishersville location on February 27 from 4-5 PM. This program is an opportunity for anyone who wants to learn more about devices like tablets, iPhones, iPads, and laptops, allowing them come to the library for free tech advice from teen volunteers.
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