Earth Talk: On the lookout for greener podcasts
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Given the popularity of podcasts these days, it’s no surprise that several have popped up on environmental topics.
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Gov. Youngkin announces additional appointments
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional appointments to his administration on Friday.
What AEW needs to do to revive its flagging tag team division
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AEW has two of the best tag teams of the past 10 years on its roster. Neither are currently contending for the company’s tag titles, and haven’t been for a while.
Arnold Oliver: Time for a neutral and demilitarized Eastern Europe
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Europe has been a flash point for war among both great and small powers for centuries.
That wasn’t a ‘hangover’: Duke got bullied by Virginia on its home floor
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Enough with the “Carolina hangover” nonsense. Virginia went into Cameron Indoor Stadium and bullied Duke, everybody in the orange and blue, from the 5’9” point guard to assistant coach Jason Williford.
Drug rehabilitation program in Virginia: Tips to find the best rehabilitation center
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The need for a good drug rehabilitation program in Virginia is very high. Many of the state’s residents have turned to this type of treatment because of its numerous benefits.
Howell appointed State Executive Director for USDA Farm Service Agency
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The Biden administration recently appointed Dr. Ronald Howell Jr. as the new State Executive Director for the USDA Virginia Farm Service Agency.
Waynesboro High School highlighting Black alumni in Black History Month event
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Waynesboro Public Schools plans to celebrate Black History Month by recognizing and learning from some of its most inspiring alumni.
The Big Preview: Virginia faces challenge from Miami’s old guys on Saturday
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Miami hasn’t been to an NCAA Tournament since 2018, mainly because Jim Larranaga’s program keeps finding itself beset by season-ending injuries to key guys.
Tie vote prevents Senate committee from passing Death with Dignity Act
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A Senate committee was unable to advance a bill that would give mentally capable, terminally ill adults with six months or less to live the legal right to obtain a doctor’s prescription for medication they may decide to take to peacefully end suffering.
