Virginia mayor accused of dumping sewage into stream of New River
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A federal grand jury in Roanoke has indicted the mayor of Glen Lyn for an alleged violation of the Clean Water Act.
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How many people died in the U.S. from COVID last week? You’d probably be surprised
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You probably didn’t know that there were 2,060 deaths attributed to COVID last week, but this is what we have, from the CDC.
Two-sport star Jay Woolfolk getting live reps, eval at QB in Virginia spring camp
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Jay Woolfolk is getting some looks at quarterback this spring at Virginia, coach Tony Elliott indicated over the weekend, though it’s not an easy process, with Woolfolk having to balance spring practice and being the closer on the Top 10 UVA baseball team.
Are gas furnaces, other gas-powered applicances safe for use in homes?
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Natural gas is almost as ubiquitous an energy source in American households as electricity. Indeed, 48 percent of U.S. homes stay warm with gas-powered furnaces while 38 percent do their cooking with gas.
Five Observations: It was all downhill after Virginia beat UConn in that ‘secret scrimmage’
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Remember when word leaked out about how Virginia had beaten UConn, 75-69, in a “secret scrimmage” back in October?
AEW News and Notes: Kenny Omega, in the ‘Dynamite’ main event, is the new ‘demo god’
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The Kenny Omega-El Hijo del Vikingo main event on this week’s “Dynamite” had the rare feat of peaking with the 18-49 demo audience.
Journalist group pushes Congress for protections for news reporters in danger on the job
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In this day and age of politicians decrying “fake news,” journalists have become targets.
Mike Hollins back at UVA practice: ‘It is literally a miracle that I’m here today’
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Mike Hollins spent 20 minutes taking questions from the media on Tuesday, his first extended Q&A since the tragic events of Nov. 13 that took the lives of teammates Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D’Sean Perry.
Town of Grottoes votes to close Grand Caverns pool, citing leaks, staffing issues
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The Grand Caverns pool in the Town of Grottoes is closing permanently after a vote by the Town Council in February.
Monticello receives $3.5 million grant to collect, share stories of enslaved families
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The Mellon Foundation recently awarded $3.5 million to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello to expand an African American oral history project.
