Standard poodle named Tootsie defies odds to return home after wobbler syndrome diagnosis
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A standard poodle named Tootsie is finally home with her owners after being diagnosed with a condition known as wobbler syndrome.
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Weather on Memorial Day weekend? In Virginia, cool, wet conditions expected
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Showers and lower than normal temperatures in the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia will likely dampen the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Research: Risk of death from liver disease is twice as high in lower-income countries
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New research led by a Virginia doctor and VCU professor is shedding light on global disparities in mortality rates from late-stage liver disease, also called cirrhosis.
Looking into beekeeping? Expert gives tips to lead to eventual honey harvest
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Thinking of setting up a personal beehive in your back yard? Homeowners looking to venture into beekeeping have a lot to think about long before any potential honey harvest.
Long live Big Red: Fifty years since a horse racing legend won the Triple Crown
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I have been horse crazy for as long as I can remember. So you won’t be surprised to know I was yelling at the television Saturday evening.
Charlottesville issues warning about high E. coli bacterial levels in Meade Creek
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Recent water quality monitoring conducted by the Rivanna Conservation Alliance has detected elevated E. coli bacterial levels in Meade Creek in the vicinity of Meade Park in Charlottesville.
Two-part agriculture nutrient management training at BRCC in June
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Nutrient management provides an essential step in maintaining soil health and optimizing crop yield and quality.
Virginia’s Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security Robert Mosier resigns
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Virginia’s Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security’s resignation was announced today by Governor Glenn Youngkin.
HUD awards $2 million to Chickahominy Indian tribe, funding to benefit 30 families
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded $2 million to the Chickahominy Indian tribe in Providence Forge.
It’s grillin’ season: Beware of the risk of fires, foodborne illnesses when you cook out
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Nearly seven out of every 10 adults in the U.S. owning a grill or smoker, the source of plenty of good summer eatin’, and also more than 10,000 home fires are started by those grills and smokers each year.
