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Raw Milk in Virginia is a dairy dilemma for some people
It is illegal to buy raw milk in Virginia but people who love it and believe it has disease preventing properties find a way around what they believe is an unfair restriction.
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Steinbeck's time with Vietnam troops is focus of book
A new book brings together all of the Nobel laureate's war dispatches.
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Vital Signs: Options for weight loss
If dieting simply isn't working, it might be time to consider dietitians, support groups or bariatric surgery.
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Yesteryears: UVa's Confederate Cemetery
Once the University of Virginia began accepting Civil War wounded, it soon needed to find room for the dead.
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NH church elects Mass. priest for Episcopal bishop
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- A Massachusetts priest will succeed Bishop Gene Robinson as New Hampshire's next Episcopal bishop....
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Ultra-Orthodox plan huge NYC meeting on Net risks
NEW YORK (AP) -- Ultra-Orthodox Jews who believe that the Internet threatens their way of life have rented the New York Mets' stadium for an unprecedented gathering on how to use modern technology in a religiously appropriate way....
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Pope praises US efforts to welcome immigrants
VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope Benedict XVI has praised the "great generosity" of American Catholics in welcoming new immigrants and backed the commitment of bishops in the United States to immigration reform....
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Subscriptions for concert series go on sale
Tuesday Evening Concert Series unveils its 2012-13 season.
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In Ix revue, one good tune deserves another
Ken Ellis and Shelley Lee Cole will bring songs by Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber to the Theatre at Ix stage.
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Live Arts working to turn a slap into a hit
"He Who Gets Slapped" covers lots of emotional ground under the big top.
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Summer with Municipal Band hits the big 9-0
Tuesday's "Classical Favorites" starts a busy season for the city's band.
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'Spring for the Arts' offers silent auction, performances
Local artworks, performances and food fill annual Piedmont Council for the Arts event.
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Albemarle Ballet shares tale of mice, cats and pipers
Spring Dance Gala features a new version of "The Pied Piper of Hamelin."
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Alan Jackson rocks parking lot, not jukebox
Louisa County High School's parking lot becomes a country music venue for the day.
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Paramount Idol finale's a show to build a dream on
Ten singers will vie for a professional consultation, a demo recording session and, of course, bragging rights.
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Barr Brothers' sound reveals plenty of pluck
The Tea Bazaar is the place to hear a band that blends classical, blues, rock and more.
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Parade honoring Iraq veterans steps off at 10 a.m. Saturday
"Richmond Welcomes Home the Heroes Parade," honoring veterans returning from Iraq, steps off at 10 a.m. Saturday from the Boulevard at Kensington Avenue, and marches south on the Boulevard to the Carillon in Byrd Park.
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Hilde Lee: Souffles
Don't be intimidated; a few tricks will keep your souffle from falling flat.
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Punk band arrest at heart of Russia church feud
MOSCOW (AP) -- The skinny dissident is thrown headfirst into a police van by camouflage-clad officers. Nearby, a dozen bearded men bearing Russian Orthodox crosses and wearing skull-and-crossbones T-shirts cheer on the cops....
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Guitar makers fret over the fine details
If you want a handmade Rockbridge guitar, be patient. Performers say it's worth the wait.
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Yesteryears: Buttons lend support to graveyard lore
Was it a local Revolutionary War graveyard? Suspected graves tell their secrets.
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Vital Signs: National Week of the Nurse
Find out why Karin Huntington's colleagues believe she represents them so well.
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Vital Signs: Free Clinic offers solutions
Workers without insurance need not go without medical care.
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Ruling favors Jehovah's Witnesses in Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) -- A U.S. court has ordered that all gated communities in Puerto Rico find a way to grant access to Jehovah's Witnesses so they can proselytize....
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Pope enjoys concert conducted by Muti at Vatican
VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope Benedict XVI has expressed his gratitude after a concert of sacred music by Vivaldi and Verdi conducted by maestro Riccardo Muti at the Vatican....
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