Waynesboro marks transformation of Mulberry Run Wetlands
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After three years, a manmade haven for both wildlife and the community is thriving at Waynesboro’s Mulberry Run Wetlands.
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Oyster Shell Collection now available at McIntire Recycling Center
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Local officials celebrated the start of a new offering at the McIntire Recycling Center – oyster shell collection.
Ismail Sirdah discusses what every photographer should know when on an overseas event
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B&H Photo reported about the trend of the destination wedding. People have realized that getting married overseas can often be cheaper than getting married in the U.S.
Harvest Festival and Fly-In features historic, experimental, military aircraft
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Thousands of families from Virginia and Maryland are expected Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Shannon Airport Campus for the fifth annual Harvest Festival and Fly-In.
Alon Ben-Meir: We must not grow numb to the Yazidi genocide
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The international community has remained largely numb to the genocide that was perpetrated by ISIS starting in August 2014 against this uniquely peaceful and caring community.
Albemarle County structure fire causes $35K in damage; no injuries
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Albemarle County Fire and Rescue units were dispatched at 1:41 a.m. Thursday for the report of a residential structure fire.
Ken Plum: A Green New Deal for Virginia
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Many politicians are shying away from the Green New Deal terming it too ambitious, too hasty, and too costly.
Dominion Energy, Smithfield Foods to become largest renewable natural gas supplier in U.S.
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Dominion Energy (NYSE:D) and Smithfield Foods are doubling their investment in renewable natural gas projects across the U.S. to $500 million through 2028.
Spanberger chairs hearing focused on cutting-edge farming technology
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Abigail Spanberger led a House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Conservation and Forestry hearing on Tuesday focused on expanding the financial and conservation benefits of precision agriculture technology.
Herring fights in Supreme Court to protect states’ ability to hold polluters accountable
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Attorney General Mark Herring has written an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court, joined by 14 fellow attorneys general, defending the ability of Virginia and other states to hold polluters accountable for the damage they cause.
