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Behind every reliable tap in Waynesboro and every clean hospital sink in Charlottesville, there’s a piece of equipment most people never think about: a pump.
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AI is destined to put us all out of work, but that might be a while. In the meantime, Bridgewater College is offering coursework to help its students be conversant in AI literacy, on their way to irrelevance.
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When Laura Mapp arrived at Bridgewater College in 1961, she coached field hockey in the fall, basketball in the winter and tennis in the spring.
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Two residents of the Ridgeview subdivision in Stuarts Draft are raising concerns about a stormwater channel that they say has become a serious threat to public safety.
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is opening up the state’s waterways with Free Fishing Days Weekend, which begins on Friday.
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Augusta Water, the brand name for the Augusta County Service Authority, has acquired Seawright Springs, the historic spring in the Mount Sidney area with a million-gallon-per-day capacity.
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The office of Gov. Abigail Spanberger is touting her ceremonial signing of legislation creating paid family and medical leave. What they’re not telling you: the Democrat gutted the version of the bills that passed the Virginia General Assembly earlier this year.
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Bryce Suters transferred back to the Shenandoah Valley to finish his college baseball career, and being familiar with coaches at Bridgewater College made the difference.
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Bridgewater College held its 146th commencement ceremony on Saturday, with 315 undergraduate and 26 master’s students receiving degrees.
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The Earth is awash in water, as we all remember being taught in science class, but here’s the deal – less than 0.5 percent of the water is usable by humans.
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