While there is no official measure for how much cannabis in your system would be deemed too much, Sottaceti said, it can affect your reaction time,like alcohol.
The CDC says caregivers often experience health issues like increased levels of depression and anxiety, compromised immune function, and worse self-reported physical health.
Virginia U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine are calling for an update to the USDA’s standards for commercial dog breeding facilities. On the local level, a similar idea has been discussed in Rockingham County over the last few months.
On Wednesday the U.S. House of Representatives voted to avert a freight rail strike by passing legislation that would bind companies and workers to a proposed settlement that was reached in September. The legislation now heads to the senate which has to pass it before Friday, December 8 to avoid a strike.
The voice/text messages are just one more way VDH is reaching out to let Virginians know they can get a free bivalent booster at many locations, including health care providers, local pharmacies, and health departments around the state.
The developer seeking to rezone a nearly 100-acre property outside of Strasburg is hosting a meeting on Tuesday night to answer questions from the public about its proposal. Shockey Companies hopes to rezone the property on Oranda Road from Agricultural to Industrial Development.
The Harrisonburg Fire Department (HFD) is asking the public’s help in providing information relating to a structure fire that occurred last week at a local business.
The Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority is preparing to submit an application to the city for its largest housing project ever. The proposed Bluestone Town Center would be built near the intersection of Garbers Church Road and Erikson Avenue and would include between 850-900 housing units of different varieties.
A valley non-profit is preparing to help upgrade the softball facilities at Page County High School. OneOfUs.Care is looking to gather volunteers to build a roof over the school’s batting cages.
“She came to a facility just crying. She lost everything. She didn’t have insurance. She didn’t know what to do. And I knew. I called the office and said this is the lady we have to help,” explained Shiles.
Community members have requested a recreational biking area, and now Charlottesville has been approved and authorized for funding a new 8.6-acre project to fulfill that request.
People tailgating for the last game of the season share feelings of pride, that it was about time JMU’s program was brought to the highest level of college football.
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