Kaine joins in Senate push for funds to repair crumbling water infrastructure
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Senator Tim Kaine joined seventeen colleagues in pushing to boost investment in water infrastructure repairs.
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Bridgewater College to present German film festival March 21-23
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Bridgewater College will present a German film festival March 21-23. All films are subtitled in English and will be shown at 7 p.m. in Cole Hall.
Scout in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ to speak at Bridgewater College
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Mary Badham, an actress best known for her portrayal of Jean Louise “Scout” Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bridgewater College.
Governor, Flint Water crisis researcher to speak at Environment Virginia
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Registration is open for Virginia Military Institute’s 27th annual Environment Virginia Symposium, which will feature a talk by Gov. Terry McAuliffe.
Dominion, Prince William County agree to wastewater discharge plan
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Dominion and Prince William County have reached a settlement agreement on releasing treated water from coal ash ponds at the Possum Point Power Station.
Dominion, James River Association agree to wastewater discharge plan at Bremo Power Station
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Dominion and the James River Association have reached a settlement on discharges of treated water from coal ash ponds at the Bremo Power Station.
Bridgewater College names new Dean of Students
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Bridgewater College has selected Dr. Leslie Frere to join the College as Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students.
Researcher helps keep salts from mining, irrigation from freshwater
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Aquatic life can suffer when high concentrations of dissolved salts enter freshwater ecosystems, a process known as salinization.
Cleveland Morris, Elizabeth Sauder exhibit work at Bridgewater College
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Cleveland Morris from Staunton and Elizabeth Sauder from Rockbridge County will exhibit in the Cleo Driver Miller Art Gallery at Bridgewater College.
Virginia Tech researchers call for public water quality reports to directly address water safety
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Is your water safe to drink? A Virginia Tech research team suggests that annual water quality reports should more directly answer this question.
