McEachin, Mallory visit VCU Rice Rivers Center
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Donald McEachin and Brenda Mallory visited the VCU Rice Rivers Center to learn more about the facility’s climate research and conservation efforts.
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Hearthstone Lake Dam shines as example of best practices in dam rehabilitation
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A Dam Safety Awareness Day event recognizing improvements to the Hearthstone Lake Dam brought senior leaders from the governor’s office, state and federal agencies and the Headwaters Soil and Water Conservation District to Augusta County this week.
Draft Days offered Saturday to include play and learning for all ages
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The Augusta County Parks and Recreation Department presents Draft Days on Saturday, June 4, from 3-11 p.m.
New strategy overcomes tumor resistance to colorectal cancer treatment
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New research published in the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research has identified a novel therapeutic strategy through which tumor resistance can be overcome to more effectively treat colorectal cancer.
Virginia Tech’s Justyn Mutts withdraws from NBA draft, to return to school
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After testing the NBA draft waters, Virginia Tech men’s basketball star Justyn Mutts announced on Wednesday that he is returning to school.
First Fridays of the Valley returns to Downtown Harrisonburg June 3
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The Arts Council of the Valley’s First Fridays of the Valley program includes 16 participating venues for the event on June 3.
SCC to Virginians: Be prepared for upcoming hurricane season
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The Atlantic hurricane season starts today, and the State Corporation Commission’s Bureau of Insurance encourages Virginians to be prepared.
WTJU’s new exhibition ‘Radio Relics’ opens two-month run on June 3
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This summer, WTJU’s micro-museum opens a new exhibition, “Radio Relics,” that traces WTJU’s storied history of broadcasting for our community.
Tides win series finale, split six-game set with Gwinnett
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The Norfolk Tides (23-25) defeated the Gwinnett Stripers (24-24), 8-4, on Sunday at Harbor Park in front of a crowd of 4,069. That split the first half of the 12-game homestand.
Chesapeake Bay crab population hits 30-year low
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The blue crab, the Chesapeake Bay’s most valuable catch and a closely watched proxy for the health of its underwater ecosystem, is less abundant now than at any time since scientists began regularly tracking the species in 1990.
