Local bills await governor signature after 2022 session
The 2022 General Assembly ended March 12 with several local bills headed to Gov. Youngkin. A special session resumes April 4 to finish the budget. Delegates press grocery tax removal, rail line rights of way funding, and a Winchester Medical Center mental health bed space amendment.
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SU dogs inspire new hands on psychology course
Shenandoah University has launched Psychology 330 pairing students with shelter dogs for behavior modification lessons. Forty dogs and 19 students participate, using praise and positive reinforcement to shape canine and human behavior, with foster roles in dorms and hopes the program boosts admissions.
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