‘Attack on public health’: HHS staff cuts will hurt Americans ‘every single day’
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The end of March in the United States brought more staff cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency at the HHS.
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House energy coalition forms six new task forces to support housing, technology
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The House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition (SEEC) announced task forces for the 119th Congress.
4 Signs You Need Concrete Work on Your Property
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When investing in a home, you’ll want to earmark funds for maintenance and upkeep. Most people count their dwellings as their biggest single investment. While buying real estate can be a financially prudent move and lead to significant value appreciation, some of that growth could be jeopardized if your home isn’t properly cared for. According…
VDOT: Updated road construction, maintenance schedule for April 7-11
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VDOT has updated its schedule for road work and maintenance for local drivers for the week of April 7-11.
Red fox in Northern Virginia tests positive for highly pathogenic bird flu
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A red fox tested positive for avian influenza in Virginia and is the first known case in a mammal in the state.
Augusta County: Backyard garden yields unidentifiable fossil
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A 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches artifact found in a Fishersville backyard has stumped the Smithsonian Institute as to what kind of fossil.
MAGA rabble-rouser Dave LaRock forced to drop out of 2025 Republican governor race
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Winsome Earle-Sears is down one challenger in the Republican governor race, with college dropout/former state legislator Dave LaRock confirming on Thursday that he failed to get enough signatures to get his name on the June primary ballot.
WARM cold-weather shelter faced higher costs due to cold temps, served 157 individuals
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The cold-weather shelter operating Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County served more than 150 unsheltered individuals, ranging in age from 19 to 70 years, in the winter months of 2024-2025.
Blue Ridge Poison Center: Too much vitamin A, touted as a measles cure, can kill you
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Anti-vax Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thinks we can more effectively prevent measles outbreaks by giving our kids high doses of vitamin A than we can with vaccines.
Richmond: Poppy, the baby hippo, makes public debut in outdoor habitat
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The Metro Richmond Zoo has announced its baby pygmy hippo has made her public debut in the outdoor Hippo Haven habitat.
