Arrive Alive campaign aims to curb teen crashes in Virginia
Virginia schools launch a statewide teen safety drive to reduce May through August crash risk. The Arrive Alive effort, backed by Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety and the Virginia State Police, engages 47 schools and youth groups in activities from March to May to promote buckling up driving safely and avoiding drugs and alcohol. Prizes totaling 850 go to top performers with June 14, 2024, announced winners.
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Warren Sentinel seeks Page County student submissions
The Warren Sentinel invites English and art students from Page County to submit writings and black and white line drawings for the newspaper. Submissions may be classwork or original pieces and will be reviewed and edited. Accepted entries may earn college recommendation letters or community service credit hours.
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