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When I go on social media I will frequently shake my head, glance at the clock, and say to myself, “Well, there goes four minutes I’ll never get back.”
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A conversation with a congressman that left me scared to death
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I met U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) for the first time recently. I had a short, but revealing conversation with him.
Portland Sea Dogs break open scoreless tie in big way, streak to 12-0 win over Richmond
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels were silenced in a 12-0 shutout loss to the Portland Sea Dogs on Friday night at The Diamond.
Augusta County leaders want Scott Seaton to shut up already: Yeah, that’s not going to work
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People have been telling Scott Seaton that he should have just kept his mouth shut.
Defense spending bill passes U.S. Senate, faces negotiation between both chambers
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The U.S. Senate passed the Fiscal Year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, which sets policy and authorizes annual funding for the Department of Defense, by an 86-11 vote late Thursday.
New Dominion Bookshop to host an evening with author Henry Hoke
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book reading and signing with author Henry Hoke on Friday, Aug. 25, at 7 p.m.
Commonwealth begins work to manufacture semiconductors with summit in Falls Church
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An all-hands-on-deck approach is necessary if the United States is going to participate in semiconductor manufacturing.
Governor on surplus: Virginians overtaxed, wants to return dollars ‘back to wallets’ of taxpayers
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Virginia’s general fund revenues for fiscal year 2023 were $3 billion more than the official revenue forecast, generating $5.1 billion in excess resources for the year.
Mental health round-ups: The next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes
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Get ready for the next phase of the government’s war on thought crimes: mental health round-ups and involuntary detentions.
Virginians may now have choice to include blood type on driver’s license or ID
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Virginians may now choose to indicate their blood type to include on their driver’s license to assist first responders in the event of an emergency.
