Staunton: Land conservation efforts successful in 2022; 2023 could be banner year
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Valley Conservation Council of Staunton announced the results of 2022’s land protection efforts, and expect a banner year in 2023.
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Action needed to curb menhaden ‘net spills,’ harvest in Chesapeake Bay
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At least twice last summer, industrial menhaden harvester Omega Protein littered the beaches along Virginia’s Eastern Shore with dead Atlantic menhaden.
Virginia Tech gets Cattoor back, and debut of Rodney Rice for Syracuse
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The Virginia Tech basketball team’s four-game losing streak has shown plenty of flaws.
The new House Speaker, Kevin McCarthy, can make promises, but he can’t keep them
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Kevin McCarthy’s pursuit of power put him into quite a predicament. He was willing to give up anything in concessions to pick up votes, but those who opposed him simply did not trust him.
UVA Health patient chosen as Children’s Miracle Network national advocate
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Ten years ago, Kahmari Riedl was a 3-year-old patient at UVA Children’s Hospital battling serious gastrointestinal conditions.
Virginia State Police working to get criminal justice databases back online after outage
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Criminal justice databases operated by the Virginia State Police were knocked offline Thursday morning.
Fire ant detection leads to expanded quarantine zone in Virginia
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Five Virginia counties have joined the growing list of localities facing a fire ant quarantine zone.
VCU event will feature two police officers who defended U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6
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Two police officers who defended the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection will share their personal stories from the day at a Jan. 19 event at VCU.
Vince McMahon is back at WWE: Expects to return to role as executive chairman
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Vince McMahon is back in charge at WWE, installing himself and former company co-presidents Michelle Wilson and George Barrios to the board of directors.
Athletic trainer recalls injury to varsity baseball player similar to one on ‘Monday Night Football’
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Abbie Hansberger was a new athletic trainer in Shenandoah County when the unthinkable happened. At a baseball practice in the spring, two varsity student athletes collided in the outfield, and one student, a senior, suffered a condition known as commotio cordis.
