Norfolk man sentenced to three years in prison in violent carjacking
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A Norfolk man will get three years in prison after pleading guilty to carjacking a man he met online.
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Appeals court accepts neutering from debt-ceiling bill, backs off blocking MVP
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has capitulated, ruling on Friday in two cases against authorizations issued by agencies to the Mountain Valley Pipeline to dismiss challenges raised by environmental groups.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Work schedule for week of Aug. 14-18
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VDOT has updated its schedule for highway work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Indoctrination, intimidation, intolerance: What passes for education today
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Instead of being taught the three R’s of education (reading, writing and arithmetic), young people are being drilled in the three I’s of life in the American police state: indoctrination, intimidation and intolerance.
How are amphibians doing in the U.S. and around the world these days?
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How are amphibians doing in the U.S. and around the world these days?
Staunton awarded nearly $6M for Gardner Springs Pump Station project
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The Virginia Department of Health ODW has awarded the city of Staunton $5.93 million for a new Gardner Springs Pump Station.
Charlottesville Aquatics Program hires two college students to increase safety
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Charlottesville’s Aquatics Program has selected two customer service pool attendants, a new position created this summer to keep certified lifeguards in the stands.
Sixteen projects totaling $7.3M recommended for Appalachian Regional Commission grants
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The Appalachian Regional Commission will review 16 projects totaling $7.3 million in grants when it meets later this year.
Texas man sentenced to 25 years for role in Southwest Virginia meth operation
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A Texas man, who a jury convicted in April of trafficking large quantities of high-purity methamphetamine from Mexico into Southwest Virginia, was sentenced today to 25 years in prison.
Minority children are more likely to drown: Waynesboro Y working to save lives
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The Waynesboro Family YMCA is working to change the statistics for minorities and low-income students in the River City when it comes to water safety.
