UVA at 5-1? You cannot be serious
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UVA football is 5-1 for the first time since 2007, and this one is so-o-o-o different than that one.
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Kappa Farms to invest $865,000, open new aquaponics facility in Loudoun County
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Kappa Farms will create 21 new jobs and invest $865,000 to open an aquaponics operation in Loudoun County.
Atlantic may bear more hurricanes that could threaten US, Caribbean through November
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AccuWeather reports conditions will remain favorable for tropical storms and hurricanes to form over the Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico for several more weeks.
Virginia State Police investigating Charlottesville fatal shooting
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The investigation remains ongoing into an officer-involved shooting Friday afternoon (Oct. 13) in the City of Charlottesville.
Groups groups vow to fight federal commission rubber-stamp on Mountain Valley Pipeline
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Groups vow to continue pressing federal, state, and local officials to reject the project, notwithstanding a certificate issued by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission late Friday.
SELC: FERC approves unnecessary, destructive pipeline
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Southern Environmental Law Center Senior Attorney Greg Buppert comments on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s approval of a permit for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Forging peace: ‘Guns Into Plowshares’ sculpture dedicated at EMU
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A new symbol of nonviolence is the latest artistic addition to the Eastern Mennonite University campus.
Fall wildfire season begins Sunday
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Fall wildfire season in Virginia begins Sunday (Oct. 15) and runs through Nov. 30. Residents are being asked to be extra careful with anything that could cause a wildfire during this time.
Composer, singer, and violinist Jenny Scheinman provides live score for film of Appalachian towns
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Captivating visuals from small towns in the 1930s and ’40s are set to an original live score created by composer, singer, and violinist Jenny Scheinman or her performance “Kannapolis: A Moving Portrait.”
Charlottesville IT wins Governor’s Technology Award
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The City of Charlottesville’s Information Technology Department won a Governor’s Technology Award in the category IT.
