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Waste from the animals can be stored in containers, concrete structures, or earthen lagoons, which are ponds of manure that use natural and chemical processes to treat it. The operators can treat the waste, recycle it or apply to their land as compost, among other purposes.
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Some of Virginia’s school boards have already begun banning or restricting cell phone use in schools.
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The tour and the eye-catching inflatable are raising awareness about access to birth control.
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A law took effect last week that allowed certain incarcerated people to be released from prison for acquiring earned sentence credits.
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Former delegate tells businesses ‘pre-reveal’ games are OK
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Federal law requires the Commonwealth to provide all children, including migrants, “equal access” to a public education.
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The survey was included as part of a study from Virginia’s Department of Medical Assistance Services, the agency which manages low income, Medicaid recipients, including for people who gain access to coverage during their pregnancy.
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The departments are slated to release the final guidance by Sept. 16 of this year. The order directs school boards to adopt the policies by Jan. 1, 2025, or before.
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Cost are increasing sharply as post-911 veterans begin to qualify for state benefits. But cutting the programs is politically difficult.
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After the Senate failed to pass any legislation to repeal cuts to the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Program, legislative leadership announced a compromise.
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Norfolk Del. Jackie Glass said efforts to meet with Norfolk’s superintendent have gone nowhere.