Technofascism: Digital book burning in a totalitarian age
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We are fast becoming a nation—nay, a world—of book burners.
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Run through history at Pamplin’s Breakthrough Trail 5K
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Pamplin Historical Park and The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier is hosting its third Breakthrough Trail 5K on March 21. The race will begin at the historic Hart Farm located at 6915 Duncan Road, Petersburg.
Harrisonburg hosting second annual Winter Wine Weekend
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Hotel Madison in Harrisonburg is hosting the second annual Winter Wine Weekend, set for Saturday, Feb. 22, from noon to 5 p.m.
Ken Plum: Dazzling pace of change in Richmond
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The annual meeting of the legislature is just approaching half-time of its annual session, but already significant policy changes are being debated and adopted.
EMU triathlete Abigail Shelly named Scholar All-American
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Eastern Mennonite University senior Abigail Shelly capped an outstanding first season of women’s triathlon by being named Scholar All-American.
Arts Council of the Valley announces February exhibition
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Arts Council of the Valley announces its February exhibition, Visionaries: A Changing the Narrative Art Project, Feb. 7-28 at Smith House Galleries, 311 South Main St, Harrisonburg.
Virginia passes Equal Rights Amendment: Setting up constitutional fight
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The Virginia General Assembly voted Wednesday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, becoming the 38th state to do so.
Warner, Fischer tout support for protecting consumers against dark patterns online
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U.S. Sens. Mark Warner (D-VA) and Deb Fischer (R-NE) announced two new bipartisan co-sponsors for their legislation to protect consumers from being tricked into giving away their personal data online.
Spanberger bill to build 5G strategy gets House vote Wednesday
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Legislation introduced by Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., to protect next-generation U.S. telecommunications systems and mobile infrastructure will come up for consideration on the House floor tomorrow.
Senate passes government-funding bills, ahead of shutdown deadline
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The Senate passed two bipartisan, bicameral spending bills Thursday to fund federal government operations through 2020. The bills now head to President Trump’s desk for signature.
