James River Watch is back, better than ever
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Warmer days along the James River mean more opportunities to get out and enjoy swimming, paddling, and boating in the river.
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Climate, environment news roundup: June 14
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV), a non-profit, grassroots group of volunteers in the Central Shenandoah Valley, produces “The Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News” to inform legislators and the public.
Virginia Career Works Referral Portal will help working Virginians impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns
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A new suite of technology tools is available to help Virginians take full advantage of the supportive services available through the Commonwealth’s workforce system.
American Shakespeare Center announces Summer 2020 ‘SafeStart’ season
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American Shakespeare Center announced its Summer 2020 “SafeStart” programming – an integrated approach to live and digital theatre that will offer two productions performed under a carefully developed series of mitigation protocols.
House Democrats introduce Law Enforcement Identification Act
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Virginia Rep. Don Beyer today led a delegation of House Democrats introducing the Law Enforcement Identification Act.
Northam announces $66.8M in Emergency Education Relief Fund grants
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Gov. Ralph Northam today announced that Virginia schools will receive $66.8 million through the federal Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund.
Online dating during coronavirus pandemic
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How can one get to meet people, when the coronavirus pandemic restricts us from going out for a walk, meeting up in a cozy cafe, or visiting new friends?
What do we mean by ‘defund the police’?
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The “defund the police” movement isn’t actually about “defunding” the “police.” This I’ve been gleaning from several op-eds out over the past few days explaining what “defund the police” really means.
Grounding/earthing and everything about it
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Grounding is an old movement that has spread all through general societies, customs, and profound practices for many years.
Staunton Parks and Recreation announces additional facility openings under Phase Two
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The City of Staunton is announcing updates to the status of several Parks and Recreation facilities in accordance with the guidelines of the second phase of the state’s Forward Virginia reopening plan.
