One Nation Under Greed: The profit incentives driving the American Police State
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If there is an absolute maxim by which the American government seems to operate, it is that the taxpayer always gets ripped off.
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Massanutten Resort reveals new offerings for summer visitors
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Massanutten Resort is touting its summer offerings, including a variety of new activities, the official launch of its expanded Outdoor WaterPark and the opening of its new wellness store, Balanced Roots.
Supplying the military at Pamplin Park Roundtable
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Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier welcomes Park Ranger and historian Zachary Pittard on July 1 at 7 p.m. to the Petersburg Civil War Roundtable.
Greene County students win first place at the National History Day Contest
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Caroline Bruton and Kayla Shaller, eighth-graders from William Monroe Middle School in Greene County, placed first in the Junior Group Documentary category of the National History Day contest with their film, “Communicating Through Cell Walls: The Secret Correspondence of American POWs in Vietnam.”
UVA’s Todd DeSorbo named U.S. Olympic Swimming assistant coach
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Virginia swimming head coach Todd DeSorbo has been named an assistant coach for the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.
Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU encourages parents to ask questions about gun safety
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Over the past several years, Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU has seen an increase in the number of children coming into the hospital with gunshot wounds because guns were not stored properly.
Virginia Tech professor, Discovery Channel team up on great white shark research expedition
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When asked a couple of weeks ago to reveal his summer plans, Francesco Ferretti divulged that he intended to spend nearly three weeks on the Mediterranean Sea.
Initiative encourages Virginians to commit to soil conservation
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Soil is at the heart of all of Earth’s ecosystems, providing critical resources needed to support plant, animal and human life.
Sweet corn starting off slow, but farmers optimistic for the season
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Sweet corn season is a sure sign of summer, but farmers say this spring’s cooler temperatures and lack of rain have delayed the crop’s growth.
Welcome rain brings relief for dry farm fields
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After a long dry spell in April and May, farmers are welcoming recent rains — but some are still contending with the effects of dry weather on their crops.
