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Mary Baldwin Cadets Honor Veterans Early
Last Updated: 10:29 PM 11/06/09 - Mary Baldwin College in Staunton held an early Veterans Day ceremony Friday. It was put together by cadets from the Virginia Women In Leadership program or "VWIL".
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Kaine Wants All Virginians Counted

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Last Updated: 9:52 PM 11/06/09 - Every person counts. That's the word from Governor Kaine who established a committee Friday to make sure every Virginia resident gets counted in the upcoming census. (Full Story)

New Exhibit at Children's Museum

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Last Updated: 8:27 PM 11/06/09 - Well now there's a life size operation table on display in downtown Harrisonburg.
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Friendly City Food Co-op Celebration

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Last Updated: 8:22 PM 11/06/09 - The Food Co-op having finally chosen a site for their new locally owned grocery store, is planning a tailgate style, pot luck celebration to commemorate the site announcement. (Full Story)

Local Trauma Studies Program Reacts to Fort Hood Shooting

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Last Updated: 8:15 PM 11/06/09 - The shooting at Fort Hood in Texas has Eastern Mennonite University's Center for Justice and Peace Building looking into what possible factors could have driven Maj Nidal Malik Hasan to allegedly open fire on his fellow soldiers. (Full Story)

Possible Third Suspect in Triple Murder Case

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Last Updated: 8:07 PM 11/06/09 - Investigators say a third person may be involved in the triple murder case in Mathias, West Virginia. (Full Story)

Three Men Indicted in Connection With Plot to Kill Valley Woman

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Last Updated: 7:59 PM 11/06/09 - A Nottoway County grand jury indicted three people Tuesday for conspiracy to commit capital murder-for-hire in connection with the death of Berryville Town Council member Gail Smith. (Full Story)

JMU Reporter Concedes to Trespassing Charge

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Last Updated: 7:58 PM 11/06/09 - A writer for James Madison University's student newspaper conceded to a charge of trespassing Friday. (Full Story)

Nothing Found on First Day of New Harrington Search Effort

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Last Updated: 7:51 PM 11/06/09 - Volunteers have begun a new effort to find missing Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington in Charlottesville. (Full Story)

Fishersville Flu Vaccine Clinic Canceled

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Last Updated: 7:50 PM 11/06/09 - Emergency workers in Augusta County still waiting to get a flu vaccine will have to keep waiting. (Full Story)

Augusta Health Prepares for Prescription Drop-Off

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Last Updated: 8:16 PM 11/06/09 - Augusta Health will be accepting unwanted prescription drugs Saturday morning. (Full Story)

Four Men, Including One from Staunton, Plead to Child Porn Charges

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Last Updated: 3:09 PM 11/06/09 - Three men pleaded guilty in Charlottesville Thursday to charges involving child pornography. A fourth pleaded guilty to child porn last week. (Full Story)

Prison Sentence for Crozet Man Convicted for Ponzi Scheme

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Last Updated: 2:28 PM 11/06/09 - The Crozet, Virginia man who bilked his friends, family and associates out of more than $5 million with an intricate Ponzi scheme was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court. (Full Story)

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Metro to Appeal Pay Raise Arbitration
Metro, saying it can't afford it, will appeal an arbitration award giving its largest union three consecutive three-percent annual pay raises.
Hundreds of VA Watermen Accept License Buyback Offer
One-third of Virginia's watermen have offered to sell their licenses back to the state under a buyback program intended to ease pressure on the Chesapeake Bay crab.
National Zoo Launches Postal Stamps for Conservation
The National Zoo has launched a series of conservation postal stamps.
Online Seedling Store Opens for VA Department of Forestry
The Virginia Department of Forestry's online tree seedling store is now open.
VA Hotels and WV Resort Get Top Rating
Two hotels and a restaurant in Virginia and a historic resort in West Virginia have received AAA's top rating.
Alleged Fort Hood Shooter's Family Reacts, Others Recall Interactions
The cousin of the suspected Fort Hood shooter says family members have met with the FBI and answered all their questions.
U.S. Mosques Fear Retaliation Following Fort Hood Rampage
U.S. mosques fearful of a backlash after the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas are stepping up security.
Day Care Worker Convicted for VA Toddler's Death
A Richmond day care worker has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter and child neglect in connection with the death of toddler who was left alone in a van.
FDA Warns Companies for Selling Flavored Cigarettes Online
The Food and Drug Administration is warning several companies it says are still selling banned flavored cigarettes to U.S. consumers online.
Federal Court in VA Upholds Ex-NC Teacher's Sexual Assault Sentence
A federal appeals court has upheld a 20-year prison sentence for a former North Carolina teacher convicted of taking children out of state to have sex with them.

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Manchin Challenges Juvenile Inmates to Basketball Game
Gov. Joe Manchin says he will make good on a promise to challenge residents at a Tucker County juvenile detention center to a game of basketball.
VA Hotels and WV Resort Get Top Rating
Two hotels and a restaurant in Virginia and a historic resort in West Virginia have received AAA's top rating.
Six WV Communities Honored for Beautification Efforts
Six West Virginia communities are being honored for their efforts to beautify and clean up their corporate limits.
WV Army Specialist Killed in Afghanistan
An Army specialist from Marshall County has died in Afghanistan.
Ex-WV Bus Driver Convicted of Sexually Abusing Student
A former Wyoming County school bus driver has been convicted of sexually abusing a 16-year-old female student.
Grade Change Controversy to Go Before Federal Grand Jury in WV
Marshall University's chief academic officer and a professor will appear before a federal grand jury following a grade change controversy involving state Treasurer John Perdue's daughter.
WV DEP May Change Coal Ash Impoundment Inspection Policies
The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection says it may change its policy for inspecting coal ash impoundments following a statewide survey that revealed more problems than expected.
Increased Tolls Boost WV Turnpike Revenues
Rate increases have boosted toll collections on the West Virginia Turnpike by more than 30 percent.
Less Revenue Collected by WV Road Fund
West Virginia's Road Fund is collecting less revenue than expected and some maintenance projects may be postponed until the next fiscal year.
WV Universities Working to Find New Uses for Old Industrial Sites
West Virginia and Marshall universities are combining efforts to help cities find new uses for abandoned or vacant industrial sites.

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