Staunton: Sixth season of Shop & Dine Out Downtown kicks off April 4
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Shop & Dine Out in Downtown returns April 4 and residents and visitors are encouraged to enjoy an expanded outdoor experience all weekend.
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John Whitehead: What weaponize the government means in practice
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President Trump’s declaration of war as a justification for using wartime powers to sidestep constitutional protections is indeed a war.
Police launch death investigation after former federal prosecutor found dead in Alexandria home
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A death investigation is under way after a former federal prosecutor was found dead in a home in Alexandria on Saturday morning.
‘Moderate’ Tesla owner calls protestors ‘extremists’
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A local businessman who decided to out himself publicly as a Tesla owner seems to think it’s odd that Democrats aren’t going to pains to denounce an extremist website.
A Real Madrid tattoo can get you disappeared by the Trump Gestapo
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Have a sports-related tattoo? The Trump Gestapo could be coming for you next. Because, for all they know, which isn’t much, you could be a terrorist.
Ben Cline uses Augusta Health for PR: Still no town halls on the schedule
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Ben Cline doesn’t have time for a town hall with his constituents, but our Bennie is all-in on private, scripted events, like the one he did for PR at Augusta Health last week.
Augusta County: Heavy smoke the result of a prescribed burn in Sherando area
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If you are seeing smoke in Lyndhurst and Sherando today, you may see or smell smoke due to a prescribed burn.
State Police: 22-month old child rescued after walking away from daycare, found near road
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A 22-month-old child in New Castle walked away from a daycare facility and was found walking toward Route 311.
Crozet shooter’s family says system failed him; CSB says it can be ‘a confusing process’
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The family of the Crozet shooter, Justin Barbour, said he was dealing with paranoia, and they tried on multiple occasions to get him help.
Allegation: JMU fraternity members using Nazi salutes, taunting LGBTQ+ community
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James Madison University is investigating a fraternity for allegedly yelling LGBTQ+ slurs and using Nazi salutes in broad deadlight.
