Lynchburg District Traffic Alert: March 25-29
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Highway work in the Lynchburg District requiring road/lane/structure closures is scheduled, weather permitting.
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5 things that your homeowners insurance won’t cover in 2019
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Many people rely on their homeowners insurance to cover them against any sort of incident but is everything always covered? Find out more here.
The still-unresolved saga of Sierra Leone’s Peace Diamond
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If you’re a long-time reader of this website, you may have come across an article a little over a year ago that for once contained some seemingly good news for some of the long-suffering citizens of Sierra Leone.
Changes coming to Staunton recycling program
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Starting April 1, the Staunton recycling program will undergo some significant changes.
Chesapeake Bay Foundation statement on Virginia coal ash legislation signing
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed legislation into law requiring safe cleanup of four toxic coal ash sites along waterways in Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Potomac Riverkeeper applauds Virginia coal ash legislation
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Potomac Riverkeeper Network and Potomac Riverkeeper Dean Naujoks today thanked Gov. Ralph Northam and Virginia legislators who worked across party lines to pass historic legislation to resolve the Commonwealth’s longstanding coal ash pollution problem.
Gov. Northam signs historic coal ash clean up legislation
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Gov. Ralph Northam has signed legislation to clean up more than 27 million cubic yards of coal ash from unlined ponds in Virginia, after a historic bipartisan agreement that was supported by Democratic and Republican members of both the House and Senate.
Virginia Tech researchers receive NSF grant to study the honey bee gut microbiome
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Researchers from Virginia Tech were part of a collaborative $958,415 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study the host-microbiome-parasite interactions in the honey bee gut, with $750,000 coming to Virginia Tech.
VCU cuts ribbon on new College of Health Professions Building
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The VCU College of Health Professions celebrated a monumental step Monday, cutting the ribbon on a 154,000-square-foot building that will provide a unified space for its faculty, staff, students and nationally ranked programs.
How construction and infrastructure benefits local businesses
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The construction industry has long been the focal point in economy-boosting efforts, both from a government standpoint and that of tradespeople and small business owners.
