Quiet quitting is a privilege for some, not an option for others
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The term “quiet quitting” gained momentum thanks to TikTok earlier this year, but marginalized workers have been quiet quitting for years.
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Fishersville family donates holiday tree to the City of Charlottesville
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The City of Charlottesville has secured a tree for the Downtown Mall thanks to a family in Fishersville.
Mel Gurtov: Is there a solution to the rise of neo-fascism across the world?
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The struggle to save democracy is proving even more difficult in Europe than here in the US.
Report: Maryland is most, Arkansas is least politically engaged state
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Election Day 2022 is in two weeks, and only 68 percent of Americans age 18 and older voted in the 2020 presidential election. Only 53.4 percent voted in the 2018 midterm election.
Commonwealth’s Veterans Day ceremony to be held Nov. 11 at Virginia War Memorial
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The 66th annual Commonwealth’s Veterans Day Ceremony will be held Friday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. at the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond.
Spider NIL Initiative: University of Richmond Athletics stepping up its NIL game
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The University of Richmond athletics department rolled out the Spider NIL Initiative on Wednesday.
AEW star ‘Hangman’ Adam Page suffers scary head injury in world title match
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The main event of Tuesday’s “Dynamite” came to an abrupt end when former AEW world champ “Hangman” Adam Page took a nasty fall after taking a lariat from Jon Moxley.
LOVEworks sign coming to the Wharf in support of Staunton Pride
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The Shenandoah LGBTQ Center, Virginia Tourism Corporation, and local business owners Robert and Sherrie Brown, are proud to bring the Pride LOVEworks sign to Staunton’s Historic Wharf District in support of this year’s in-person return of Staunton Pride.
Students bring spark, power and drive to cybersecurity research
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The Virginia Tech-led Commonwealth Cyber Initiative is the state’s main access point for cybersecurity research, innovation and workforce development.
UVA students give back to Epilepsy Foundation, planning bake sale to raise awareness
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As third-year students at the University of Virginia, Liya Tadesse and Rachel Lee decided to give back to their community by volunteering. They came across the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia and immediately fell in love.
