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Supporters said the Virginia Guardian app could help get information about missing people out more effectively.
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Dozens of projects withdrawn from the connection queue in recent years would have powered more than a million homes.
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Opera star Will Liverman and producer DJ King Rico are staging their opera with their alma mater, The Governor's School for the Arts. The shows are Friday and Saturday.
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It takes months of preparation and dedicated staff and volunteers to present the Chincoteague Seafood Festival.
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Twice this past winter, a Maryland-stationed icebreaking vessel had to break through thick ice to get necessities to Tangier Island when other delivery methods failed.
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The rescue and sanctuary got notice its lease won’t be renewed in August.
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The phenomenon of “coastal squeeze” from sea level rise threatens wetlands in Hampton Roads. At one site in Port Norfolk, researchers wanted to demonstrate.
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Fired executive director Nathan Simms also gave former colleagues top jobs at NRHA — including positions that oversaw contracts.
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In March, Gov. Abigail Spanberger, a Democrat, appointed eight new members to the board — a 21-person panel established in 2021.
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Four years after Virginia became the fourth state to cover doula care for Medicaid recipients, just one percent of expectant and new moms choose to enroll. But one rural county supports a popular Medicaid-certified doula.
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For two years, Nathan Simms directed no-bid contracts to former associates without being detected.