The worst is yet to come: Contact tracing, immunity cards and mass testing
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No one is safe. No one is immune. No one gets spared the anguish, fear and heartache of living under the shadow of an authoritarian police state.
Search Results for social media
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Drone deliveries benefit small businesses, consumers during pandemic
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Like most restaurant owners across the nation in the past month, Luke and Cassie Brugh have had to think fast to keep their business afloat.
COVID-19 virtual community forums planned ahead of Virginia’s May 15 reopening
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Virginia Commonwealth University and VCU Health experts will be featured on community panels this week, all presented online on topics related to COVID-19, including health disparities and safely reopening businesses.
Distance learning looks different at the Charlottesville Waldorf School
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Waldorf Schools focus on experiential learning: an active approach to a subject’s lesson which uses different senses and subjects like arts and music, tactics, and manipulatives to best stimulate the mind to retain what is being learned.
Climate, energy news roundup: May 9
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The Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV) is a non-profit, grassroots group of volunteers in the Central Shenandoah Valley.
Know how payday loans can rescue you
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It is not always easy to budget the salary that you get every payday especially when you live paycheck by paycheck.
McEachin pushes inclusion of water shut-off prohibition in future COVID-19 stimulus
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin is requesting that any future COVID-19 stimulus legislation considered include a prohibition on water shutoffs as a condition for county governments to receive federal funding.
Do lenders run your credit for a payday loan?
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Just because payday lenders don’t scrutinize your credit score does not mean the loan is guaranteed. There are a few other basic eligibility requirements that you have to meet.
Ken Plum: A new normal
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Our personal lives will be returning to what we can call a more usual pattern of living over the next several months as the threat of the coronavirus passes or as a treatment or vaccine is developed.
Technofascism: Digital book burning in a totalitarian age
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We are fast becoming a nation—nay, a world—of book burners.
