Albemarle County CFO Bill Letteri announces retirement
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Bill Letteri has announced his retirement as chief financial officer for Albemarle County, effective Aug. 1.
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Staunton District Traffic Alerts: Week of Feb. 3-7
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The following is a list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
Virginia Tech’s Luis Escobar contributes to international report on health, climate change
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A child born today will experience a world 4 degrees warmer than the pre-industrial average.
Virginia farmers discuss varied agricultural topics with lawmakers
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Virginia Farm Bureau Federation representatives met with their state senators and delegates to discuss legislative issues Jan. 27 during the organization’s annual Legislative Day.
Chris Graham, Jerry Carter talk Super Bowl, ACC hoops
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Chris Graham is protesting Fox, Jerry Carter has an early flight, so neither will be watching the Super Bowl on Sunday. They talk about it anyway, then talk ACC Basketball.
Shellfish harvesting closed west of Allen’s Island
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The Virginia Department of Health has closed shellfish-harvesting waters near west of Allen’s Island in the York River in Gloucester County to the harvest of oysters and clams.
VCU announces recipients of 14th Excellence in Virginia Government Awards
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The L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at VCU has announced seven honorees who will be recognized at the 14th Excellence in Virginia Government Awards.
Arlington County partners with Dominion Energy on renewable energy goals
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The Arlington County Board of Supervisors has approved a partnership with Dominion Energy Virginia to purchase power from a solar farm being built in Pittsylvania County.
Blue Ridge Designs to invest $2.28M to grow manufacturing operation in Carroll County
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Blue Ridge Designs, LLC, a fast-growing manufacturer of screen printed apparel, will invest $2.28 million to expand its screen printing operation in Carroll County.
VCU Health to help establish hospital-based violence intervention programs
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VCU Health is one of seven hospital teams selected to participate in a grant-funded initiative to improve public safety and health outcomes for victims of violence in high-need communities.
