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.
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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.
COVID-19 outbreaks highlight how we’re doing our seniors wrong
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The COVID-19 death toll at a long-term care facility in Henrico County – at last count, 50 – is emblematic of what we’re facing as we try to get the contagion under control.
Bridgewater College seniors receive 2020 sociology awards
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Bridgewater College seniors Danielle M. Brooks and Victoria L. Callahan were recognized for excellence by the department of sociology.
How to publicize your business reopening post-pandemic
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Before a few months ago, there were a few main reasons a business might be publicizing and marketing a reopening. For example, maybe your business underwent a commercial renovation, and perhaps you upgraded your space aesthetically or for functionality.
Public health students, faculty, and staff volunteer for local COVID-19 response efforts
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Public health students from Virginia Tech’s Master of Public Health program and the dual Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program have volunteered at a New River Valley COVID-19 call center and drive-thru testing sites.
