DuPont to Pay $50 Million in Virginia Settlement
DuPont will pay more than $50 million without admitting fault to resolve civil environmental violations tied to decades of mercuric pollution from its Waynesboro factory. The agreement, the largest environmental damage settlement in Virginia history, funds wildlife habitat restoration and water quality projects in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Arctic Shock to Sell Books at Cash Cow Books
Arctic author Arctic Shock will sell her books Thursday at Cash Cow Books. The event is at the Exxon location and is staffed by JMU seniors Kyle Biggers Nicole Crutzer Mary Wilcox and owner Chris Greene.
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Cold December records set in Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg saw a frigid December day with a high near 21 at 7 am, the coldest daily maximum since 2004. Temperatures lingered around 18, plunging to possibly 9 as wind at 15 mph produced a wind chill near 3. Outdoor workers felt the chill while ski and snowboarding interests benefited.
Plunging Temperatures Hit Northeast U S
Arctic cold front sweeps across Concord New Hampshire driving temperatures down and slowing commuters students and outdoor workers as gusty winds spread dangerously cold air through the Northeast. Page A3 Northeast.
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Sheriff: Woman Set Self Ablaze in Virginia Town
Rockingham County sheriff said Brittany Dawn Bottenfield of Mount Jackson died November 23 after serious burns suffered in a self immolation. Investigators report she told them she set herself on fire intentionally and no charges were filed. Family members question the death while Bottenfield’s husband denies involvement.
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Roof Convicted Of All Counts In Charleston Church Shooting
Dylann Roof was found guilty on all 33 counts in the 2015 mass shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. Jurors will decide next month whether to impose the death penalty, while victims’ families showed visible distress as the verdict was read.
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