What can I do this fall to ensure my garden looks its best next spring?
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What can I do this fall to ensure my garden looks its best next spring?
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Virginia, East Coast likely to feel effects of Category 5 Hurricane Lee next week
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Hurricane Lee has strengthened to a Category 5 with 165 mph winds, and the intense storm will eventually track toward the United States.
Region’s cold-weather shelter to double capacity; offer respite to ‘feel like a human being’
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As summer turns to fall, Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry is gearing up to prepare for cold weather and shelters to offer relief to the region’s homeless during winter months.
Warner and Kaine secure federal funding in 2024 for Virginia priorities
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The U.S. Senate’s Fiscal Year 2024 draft funding bills contains 12 bills with key Virginia priorities, including Long COVID and addiction.
Commonwealth provides funding for food systems in Craig, Henry counties, Virginia Beach
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Three Virginia projects will receive $127,500 in competitive-award funding that supports local food production and sustainable agriculture.
Harrisonburg to test sewer system for breaks and leaks, residents may see smoke
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Harrisonburg’s public utilities department is conducting its annual testing of the sanitary sewer system starting this week and running through November.
Charlottesville to perform system maintenance on all network, internet, phone services
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The City of Charlottesville will be performing system maintenance on all network, internet and phone services on Sunday, Sept. 10.
‘Potential to impact a wide range of mental health’: $1.5M DOD grant to fund insomnia treatment
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A $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense has been awarded to a team of clinical psychologists at VCU Massey Cancer Center.
The next crisis is anyone’s guess: But the government is ready to lock down the nation
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It’s a simple enough formula: first, you create fear, then you capitalize on it by seizing power.
Is New York City really sinking? If so, is it a natural or human-caused phenomenon?
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The sea level surrounding New York City is nine inches higher today than it was in 1950. Put differently, while it took 48 years for the sea level around NYC to rise by six inches, the next three inches took less than 20 years.
