VCU, VDH building a clinician network for long-term care facilities
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Virginia Commonwealth University is partnering with the Virginia Department of Health to build a clinician network for long-term care facilities.
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Look at that billboard: Nelson County High students design images for community messages
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Public service announcements designed by Nelson County High School students can be seen on billboards in the area.
Virginia Basketball Q&A: Why did Kadin Shedrick ride the bench for two months?
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2019 … a long memory ago. The program needs a jolt of energy. Two first-round losses since.
Pat Forde, the ‘towering fraud’ of the interwebs, takes his annual shot at Tony Bennett
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This just in: Pat Forde, who still writes for Sports Illustrated, which apparently still exists, can, apologies to Lamar Jackson, eat a …
DCR accepting grant applications for existing trails this year, not new construction
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Projects to enhance existing land and water trails are eligible for Virginia DCR’s 2023 Recreational Trails Program.
Senators request complete analysis of use in U.S. of Chinese company’s drones
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Shenzhen DJI Innovation Technology Inc. Ltd. was officially identified in 2022 as a “Chinese military company” by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Nelson County students’ art on display in Smithsonian satellite art gallery
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For the first time, Nelson County students will have their art exhibited at a Smithsonian art gallery.
MBU alum to give interactive talk about communications, social media
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Mary Baldwin University’s 2023 Smyth Lecture will feature environmental nonprofit communications guru Robyn Stegman with the Ocean Conservancy.
‘Going to reverberate throughout Ohio’: Ohio sues Norfolk Southern
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Ohio’s state’s attorney general said today that the state filed suit against railroad Norfolk Southern to ensure the railroad company pays for cleanup and environmental damage caused by a February train derailment.
Staunton schedules heavy trash pickup week in April
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The city of Staunton will begin to collect large, bulky items curbside on Monday, April 10 at 7 a.m.
