Bridgewater College welcomes Class of 2026
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Approximately 1,500 students returned to Bridgewater College as the 2022-2023 academic year began on Tuesday.
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Washington and Lee University ends the sale of disposable water bottles
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It’s been estimated that Americans purchase 50 billion bottles of water every year. On the Washington and Lee University campus alone, 11,410 single-use bottles of water were purchased during the 2021-2022 school year.
Bridgewater College announces eight new faculty members
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Bridgewater College welcomes eight new full-time faculty members for the 2022-23 academic year.
Waynesboro: Road closures, intermittent water cutoff to affect Tree Streets
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The City of Waynesboro Public Works Department has announced road and lane closures on 13th Street from Chestnut Avenue to Maple Avenue.
Mary Zompetti’s ‘The Lost Garden’ art exhibition opens Aug. 22 at Bridgewater College
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Mary Zompetti, a photographic artist and assistant professor of photography at Hollins University in Roanoke, will exhibit “The Lost Garden” Aug. 22 through Sept. 27 at Bridgewater College.
Waynesboro: Stormwater pipes, manholes and inlets under inspection this month
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Contractors will be in town for the month of August to inspect and clean stormwater pipes, manholes, and inlets, at several locations throughout the city.
Bridgewater College and Shorelight launch new program for international students
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Bridgewater College and Shorelight have announced a new partnership that will broaden global access to BC’s undergraduate programs for international students.
Tips on selecting the perfect Virginia-grown watermelon
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Watermelons are grown throughout Virginia, but primarily in the southern and eastern parts of the state.
National Weather Service: Potential high water levels on Roanoke River starting Wednesday
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Water levels on the Roanoke River are expected to rise rapidly on Wednesday, Aug. 3 and may fluctuate throughout the week.
Waterline work to close portion of East Market Street in downtown Harrisonburg
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Harrisonburg Public Utilities will begin work next week to relocate a waterline and replace a manhole along East Market Street in the downtown area, causing a stretch of roadway to temporarily close.
