Former Augusta County supervisor Steven Morelli breaks his silence: Analysis
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Is Steven Morelli, who resigned in disgrace from the Augusta County Board of Supervisors back in March, gearing for some sort of political comeback?
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Department of Defense continues work to prevent suicide in the military community
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On Thursday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin released a memo directing urgent action for suicide prevention. In reality, full implementation will take seven years or more.
Wife of man accused of killing service dog allegedly attempts to run down vet, second husky
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Moving to Augusta County has turned into a nightmare for a veteran and his wife who relocated to Virginia after his service with their two huskies.
‘A rare kind of love’: ShenanArts presents story of love through music
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The characters of “Once,” based on Enda Walsh’s book, are unique and real, and the music stands out as a character of its own on stage.
Augusta County judge approves bond for man accused of killing vet’s service dog
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An Augusta County man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog, Buddy Bear, was granted a $5,000 bond today.
Wayne Theatre show to benefit Improv Troupe member paralyzed in accident
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A beloved member of the Wayne Theatre Team was in a serious accident September 5 which left him paralyzed from the chest down.
Tony Elliott has been trying to build culture: His UVA program is still lacking in basic discipline
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Tony Elliott talked culture all last year – how his focus in Year 1 was about building culture, implying that he was inheriting a program from Bronco Mendenhall lacking in discipline.
UVA rallies to tie the game in the final minute, but NC State walked off the ‘Hoos, 24-21
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Virginia rallied to tie NC State in the final minute with a 4-yard TD pass from Anthony Colandrea to Malik Washington, then one of the more dramatic two-point conversions you’ll ever see.
‘My thoughts be bloody’: Hamlet prepares to take stage next week at American Shakespeare Center
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Vivid portrayals of two of William Shakespeare’s most complex and compelling characters finish American Shakespeare Center’s 35th Season.
The Golden Rule: Anti-nuke sailboat with a history going back seven decades
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It’s 10 p.m. at Montrose Harbor in Chicago. Kiko and Tamar help me step from the dock into the wobbly rowboat. Kiko rows us out to the Golden Rule and I climb aboard in wonder.
