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UVa board OKs budget amid concerns about future funding
The new budget increases the wages of the university’s lowest-paid workers.
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Rotunda, other restoration work gets under way Wednesday
Doing the work in the summer generally minimizes the number of people it inconveniences, according to officials.
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New Crossroads GPS ad hits Obama on economy, debt
BY WESLEY P. HESTER Crossroads...
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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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Allen asks volunteers to help him win primary convincingly
BY WESLEY P. HESTERFormer Gov....
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PolitiFact's Bob-O-Meter: Study but little action on rural doctors
The Promise: "We will offer assistance... to train more doctors and nurses to practice in rural Virginia." The Bob-O-Meter says: In the Works.
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Fact-checking the new Crossroads GPS ad
Cross Roads GPS, a conservativ...
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Couric helps to send off 6,400 UVa graduates
UVa’s rector introduced Katie Couric, but was interrupted several times by applause as she went through Couric’s background.
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UVa program for older adults grows in popularity
“We had maybe 125 students in our first semester,” said James McGrath, OLLI’s president and CEO. Now about 1,800 adult students register for classes each year.
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Obama campaign adds Va. Latino vote director
BY OLYMPIA MEOLA President Ba...
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First U.S. Senate general election debate announced
BY WESLEY P. HESTER The Virgin...
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Romney launches first general election ad, "Day One"
BY WESLEY P. HESTER Presumptiv...
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Rehabbed bears released into national forest in Augusta County
Two injured bears were rehabed and released back into the wild.
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Virginia Tech hikes tuition & fees to nearly $11,000
Board of Visitors approves 3.9% increase for in-state, undergraduate students
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Marshall on CNN: "Sodomy is not a civil right"
BY WESLEY P. HESTER In a testy...
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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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Kaine kicks off campaign push aimed at seniors
BY WESLEY P. HESTER As Republ...
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Crossroads GPS airs ad in Va. as part of new initiative
BY OLYMPIA MEOLA Crossroads GP...
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White House science official to tour UVa
John Holdren’s visit will focus on national research and development and education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Greenbrier Classic "validated" by Tiger Woods appearance, rest of field revealed
A day after he announced Tiger Woods was coming to the Greenbrier Classic, Greenbrier Owner Jim Justice is speaking out on what his appearance at the tournament means.
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Student group endorses Kaine for U.S. Senate
BY WESLEY P. HESTER Democrat...
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Tim Kaine: George Allen and his colleagues in the Senate 'turned the biggest surplus in the history of the United States into the biggest deficit in the history of the United States.'
The Truth-o-Meter says: Half-T...
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Two of four guilty in National Guard thefts sentenced
Michael Wayne Tutwiler and James Tucker Creamer entered plea agreements with the federal government earlier this year, and were formally sentenced Monday in U.S. General District Court.
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Roanoke homeless man pleads guilty to threatening President
Steven Gurczynski will be sentenced in August after pleading guilty to threatening to kill President Obama back in December 2010.
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