Mint Springs Lake closed due to harmful algae bloom
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The swimming lake at Mint Springs Park in Crozet is currently experiencing a harmful algae bloom. The lake will be closed until further notice.
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Two added to Shenandoah track coaching staff
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Shenandoah University track & field coach Andy Marrocco announced two additions to his staff Thursday.
Lawmakers call for reversal of Trump plan to cut nutrition aid
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Terri Sewell (D-Ala.) led a group of 19 senators and 120 representatives demanding that the Department of Agriculture withdraw its rule that would kick over 3 million people off of food assistance.
John W. Whitehead: We’re all enemies of the state
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If the government is consistent about any one thing, it is this: it has an unnerving tendency to exploit crises and use them as opportunities for power grabs under the guise of national security.
Harmful Algae Bloom Advisory issued for Upper, Middle Pamunkey
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The Upper and Middle Pamunkey Branches as well as the Upper and Middle North Anna Branches of Lake Anna in Orange, Louisa and Spotsylvania counties are experiencing a harmful algae bloom (HAB).
Lauren Griffin brings court experience to county clerk race
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Lauren Griffin feels she has an edge in the crowded Augusta County Clerk of Circuit Court candidate field.
I-64 lane closures in Albemarle County postponed one week
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Bridge maintenance work on eastbound Interstate 64 at mile marker 121 over Route 20 has been postponed one week.
5 ways to make your employees happy
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It’s no secret that employees form the backbone of most businesses – so making sure that they’re always happy, both inside and outside of the office, is imperative for a successful company and healthy work/life balance.
Activists: Twitter needs to ban white supremacists
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The Change the Terms Coalition held a press call with leaders from Charlottesville Wednesday to publicize its call on Twitter to ban white supremacists from its platform ahead of the Unite the Right Rally anniversary.
HPD, others to take part in mass casualty response training
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The Harrisonburg Police Department, along with other area law enforcement and emergency response agencies, will take part in a mass casualty response training this week.
