Bridgewater College professor authors book on Latin American elections, voters
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Dr. Kevin M. Pallister, Associate Professor of Political Science at Bridgewater College, authored a new book on Latin American elections.
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Bridgewater College asks community to ‘rise to the challenge’ on grant
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Bridgewater College is looking to raise $250,000 in cash and pledges by November 2024 to take advantage of a one-to-one challenge grant from a Richmond foundation.
Harrisonburg launches public survey focused on improving stormwater program
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Harrisonburg Public Works is looking for the community’s input as it prepares future steps for improving its stormwater program.
Jonah Goldberg, NPR’s Mara Liasson to talk politics at Bridgewater College
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Two of America’s most experienced political analysts will discuss national politics and election season at Bridgewater College.
Town of Craigsville is out of water; bottled water donations being accepted
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The Town of Craigsville is currently out of water, and the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is asking the community for bottled water donations.
Craigsville residents urged to boil water; cases of water available Thursday
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The Town of Craigsville and the Estaline Valley Road area are under a boil water notice, according to a notice sent by Augusta County.
RWSA finds PFAS in wastewater discharged from Scottsville plant into James River
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of dangerous contaminants commonly known as “forever chemicals.”
Water unavailable at two Shenandoah National Park public facilities
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Virginia Department of Health (VDH) has identified concerns with the raw water source at two public facilities in Shenandoah National Park.
Roddy Scheer: Do floodwaters contain toxic chemicals?
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Floodwaters are indeed treacherous, and their murky depths harbor more than just debris and silt. While the immediate risks of drowning and physical injury are apparent, the invisible hazards lurking within floodwaters can pose long-term health threats.
Lawmakers push for swift finalization of proposed standard for PFAS in drinking water
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The SEEC sent a letter to the Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs to finalize a water standard.
