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?
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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.
Radford, Marshall set for Nov. 10 basketball game at The Greenbrier
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Intersport and The Greenbrier announced Wednesday a long-term partnership that will annually bring a major college basketball multi-team event to the mountain resort destination.
UVA football announces dates for Meet the Team Day, Paint the Town Orange pep rally
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The UVA football program will host its 2023 Meet the Team Day on Sunday, Aug. 13 at Scott Stadium from 4-6 p.m.
Albemarle County family prepares to bury three children after tragic drowning accident
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As many families prepare to go back to school, a Muslim family in Albemarle County is planning a funeral for three children who drowned Friday night in the James River.
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank summer program doubles service numbers this year
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Nearly double the number of guests were served this summer at the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank’s Neighborhood Produce Market in Harrisonburg.
