5 ways to go green in your small business
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Our earth is undergoing rapid environmental change. Temperatures are fluctuating all around the globe, sea levels are rising, and the future is looking bleak for many coastal cities.
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Staunton: Ice storm cleanup set for Nov. 26
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To assist residents with storm cleanup, the City of Staunton will conduct a special pickup of tree limbs and debris beginning Monday, Nov. 26.
Wildfire smoke impacts health and economy hundreds of miles from fire zone
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Health effects and costs in the form of respiratory and cardiovascular illness can be linked to fires as far as 200-300 miles from the smoke-impacted area, according to research from Klaus Moeltner of Virginia Tech.
Gypsy Hill Park entrance to be restored, enhanced
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From Staunton’s July 4th Celebration & Fireworks to the Holiday Lights and from the African American Festival to the Art in the Park, Gypsy Hill Park continues to serve the Staunton and Augusta County communities.
Staunton: Man claiming to be city employee gains access to residence, steals items
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The Staunton Police Department is investigating the report of a male impersonating an employee of the City of Staunton’s Public Works Department to gain access to a residence.
Earth Talk: Does Scott’s tube-free toilet paper save much paper. or is it just corporate greenwashing?
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Ditching the cardboard tube in the middle of the toilet paper roll is definitely a step in the right direction for Scott, the paper company owned by multinational conglomerate Kimberly-Clark.
Lynchburg District Traffic Alert: Nov. 19-23
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Highway work in the Lynchburg District requiring road/lane/structure closures is scheduled, weather permitting.
Beyer critical of Trump EPA nominee
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Rep. Don Beyer issued the following statement in reaction to President Trump’s announcement that he would nominate Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler to head up the EPA.
Excess moisture affecting crop production
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Topsoil moisture levels have been higher than normal throughout this year’s harvest season and remain high.
Alon Ben-Meir: The Democrats’ victory can save the Republican Party
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The retaking of the House by the Democrats will soon allow them to exercise checks and balances and stop the Republicans from going down a slippery slope.
