To the moon for soils: NASA awards Consortium in Virginia and partners with schools
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The Virginia Space Grant Consortium was awarded more than $1 million from NASA last week.
Search Results for water
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Charlottesville Traffic Alerts: Updates for week of Sept. 12-18
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The existing pedestrian tunnel to/from the Downtown Mall via the Ting Pavilion on Water Street in Charlottesville will be closed until late September.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley: Climate and Energy News Roundup
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A third of Pakistan has been flooded and more than 1,000 people were killed in a “monster monsoon” that has swept away lives, homes, crops and bridges.
Shelley Rogers: Out of fashion
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From Sept. 9 to Oct. 3., the bi-annual major Fashion Shows will appear in due succession in New York, London, Milan and Paris. On high display, top designer brands will dazzle the world with the newest styles for next year’s Spring and Summer wardrobes.
Lynchburg District Traffic Alert: Week of Sept. 12-16
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Highway work requiring road/lane/structure closures in the Lynchburg District.
Acorn collection season prepares Virginia for next generation of trees
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The Virginia Department of Forestry is ready for acorn season.
State Fair of Virginia’s agricultural offerings to include pumpkin weigh-in, virtual farm tours
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The State Fair of Virginia’s 10-day run begins Sept. 23, and this year’s fair offers an expanded lineup of agricultural activities.
McEachin pushes Enrichmond Foundation board for answers on funds
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The Enrichmond Foundation’s Board of Directors voted in June to dissolve, and since, reports have detailed how local organizations and entities that entrusted funding to the foundation have been left without answers and unable to access their funds.
Petersburg R&D project named one of winners of Build Back Better Regional Challenge
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The Virginia Advanced Pharma Manufacturing and R&D Cluster – led by the Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Authority – is one of 21 winners of the $1 billion Build Back Better Regional Challenge.
First came 9/11, then COVID-19: What’s the next crisis to lock down the nation?
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In light of the government’s tendency to exploit crises (legitimate or manufactured) and capitalize on the nation’s heightened emotions, confusion and fear as a means of extending the reach of the police state, one has to wonder what so-called crisis it will declare next.
