Virginia governor seeks end to Confederate vanity plate
Virginia Governor McAuliffe urged removal of the Confederate flag from state vanity license plates after the Charleston church massacre. He credited South Carolina Governor Haley for calling to remove the flag from state grounds and said Virginia should follow suit though no flag flies at the Capitol.
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Terry McAuliffe
Charleston
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Democrat McAuliffe
Nikki Haley
South Carolina
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An Unexpected Threat Photographs Night Sky in Park
A mystery figure was spotted in a local park this week taking photos of the night sky. Authorities have not identified the person or motive, and no disturbance occurred. Patrols were increased after the sighting.
A Different Kind Of Pollution
Harrisonburg reports light pollution as urban growth rises. Excess artificial lighting limits night sky visibility and may impact environmental health. The piece notes broader consequences beyond lost stargazing and hints at nationwide concerns.
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Harrisonburg
What Makes A True American The Washington Post
The Washington Post questions what defines true Americans beyond birth or naturalization. The Public Religion Research Institute survey suggests that traditional markers like family, history, and culture shape patriotic identity, though the piece notes missing topics such as jean shorts as part of American stereotypes.
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Public Religion Research Institute
Election Talks Head Back To School Board
Harrisonburg officials plan to revisit election structure after City Council failed to abolish the two school board electoral districts. Council members split, with two voting to dismantle the districts and three opposing, keeping current seven-member representation intact for now.
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Kai Degner
Richard Baugh
Main Street
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Stone Seen As A Good Choice By AMELIA BRUST
Phillip Stone Sr. emerged as a strong candidate to lead the 114 year old Sweet Briar College as Bedford Bedford County Circuit Court approved an agreement to keep the private women’s school open for the 2015 16 academic year. Marsh Garst Rockingham Commonwealth’s Attorney praised Stone’s ability to work with diverse groups.
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Valley
Phillip Stone Sr
Bridgewater College
Amherst County
Women’s College
Rockingham County Commonwealth
Marsh Garst
Bedford County
James Updike
Virginia
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