Giant butternut squash, watermelon break Virginia State Fair, world records
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Culpeper gardener Paul Jarosh’s 103-pound butternut squash smashed a world record at the recent State Fair of Virginia giant vegetable competition.
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Clerk’s Office chooses Bridgewater College senior for fall intern
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India Manning of Martinsville was named intern to the Augusta County Clerk of the Circuit Court for fall 2022.
Bridgewater College in top 200 of liberal arts colleges
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Bridgewater College is in the top 200 of U.S. News and World Report’s top liberal arts colleges in the United States for 2022-2023.
Waynesboro: Water service interruption planned for Thursday in A Street area
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The water line relocation on A Street on Waynesboro is scheduled for Thursday. This includes the 1600 and 1700 blocks of A Street.
Charlottesville water conservation program receives two awards for social media, education efforts
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The Virginia Section of the American Water Works Association recognized the City of Charlottesville water conservation program with two 2022 Public Information Awards.
Keys to the Game: Can UVA avoid the upset bug with ODU smelling ‘blood in the water’?
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ODU already has one ACC pelt, in the form of the 20-17 win over Virginia Tech in Norfolk in Week 1, in which the Monarchs forced five Virginia Tech turnovers and held the Hokies to 333 yards.
Greene County: Moore Road to close overnight for underground water line work
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Moore Road (Route 645) in Greene County will close at U.S. 33 (Spotswood Trail) overnight Sunday, Sept. 18, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night for one week.
Tony Elliott on ODU: Monarchs ‘sense that there’s blood in the water’
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ODU lost big at East Carolina last week, but that was last week. This week, the Monarchs can win the state title with a win at UVA.
Ratings for whitewater helmets help protect adventure-seeking athletes
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Outdoor enthusiasts turning to whitewater rafting to escape the dog days of summer can chase the rapids more safely thanks to the newest ratings from the Virginia Tech Helmet Lab.
$46 million will go toward replacement of lead water lines in Virginia
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Replacing lead service lines throughout the Commonwealth will protect the public by reducing the amount of lead in drinking water.
