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Virginia Public Radio Reporters | Virginia Public Radio

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Virginia Public Radio Reporters. Is an independent producer and writer who covers the Chesapeake Bay and rural life along its shores. She is a journalism educator who has worked throughout Africa and as an adjunct at the University of Richmond. Email: pamelaadangelo@gmail.com. A former host of All Things Considered at WVTF/RADIO IQ, Fred produces the weekly news segment with the Virginia Public Access Project, and also covers southside Virginia. Covers all things Richmond for Virginia Public Radio and Ra...

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Eyeing Lunch | Virginia Public Radio

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Laquo; Marine Energy Drives Economic Development. Marine Mammals and Fish Befriend Offshore Turbines. Credit: Virginia Commonwealth University. Hungry students will find something new at Virginia Commonwealth University. They can now pay for their meals with their eyes. Sandy Hausman reports on new technology at one campus cafeteria. Https:/ virginiapublicradio.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/vpr-eyeing-lunch-web.mp3. Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Subscribe to...

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This user hasn't shared any biographical information. Homepage: http:/ kelseap6.wordpress.com. Election Day for Virginia’s Newest District. Posted in Virginia's News. On June 14, 2016. Voters in Virginia are heading to the polls today — in some cases picking their Republican and Democratic nominees for Congress in the Fall. As Mallory Noe-Payne reports this is the first election for voters in a NEW congressional district. Posted in Virginia's News. On June 9, 2016. Posted in VaNews from VPAP. Distracted ...

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This user hasn't shared any biographical information. McDonnell Case Ruling: Reverberations in Washington. Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates. On July 1, 2016. Authority of Law Statue. The reverberations of the Supreme Court throwing out the conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell is being felt across the nation. Matt Laslo has the story from the Capitol. Https:/ virginiapublicradio.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/vpr-mcdonnell-fallout-web.mp3. Grants Will Help Preserve Richmond Cemeteries.

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Archive for category Uncategorized. Va News Topics: Outdated Zoning Regulations, Annoying Drones. Posted by Nick Gilmore. On August 29, 2016. Credit: Virginia Public Access Project. Outdated zoning and use regulations can hinder development as Henrico County has learned, and a Virginia woman has brought down a drone she thought was intruding over her property. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week on the Virginia Public Access Project’s Va News link. Virginia Public Access Project.

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Marine Energy Drives Economic Development | Virginia Public Radio

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Laquo; Leaders Applaud Gains in SOL Scores, Still Room for Improvement. Marine Energy Drives Economic Development. This week, we’re reporting on marine energy power generated from waves, currents and tides. As a state with 112 miles of coastline, Virginia should be a prime candidate for development of this resource, but so far there’s no sign of an industry. To understand why, reporter Sandy Hausman traveled to Scotland ground zero for efforts to exploit marine energy in Europe. You can leave a response.

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Archive for category VaNews from VPAP. VaNews Topics: Portsmouth Ad Campaign, Inmate Labor. Posted by Payton Knobeloch. In VaNews from VPAP. On June 13, 2016. The city of Portsmouth’s new ad campaign is under fire for lack of diversity … and questions are raised regarding liability for inmates performing labor in Suffolk. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project’s VaNews link. More by Fred Echols. Posted by Connie Stevens. In VaNews from VPAP.

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Virginia’s News | Virginia Public Radio

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Archive for category Virginia’s News. Lawmakers Working to Break Cycles Within Juvenile Criminal Justice System. Posted by Nick Gilmore. On September 2, 2016. Credit: Dave Nakayama / Creative Commons. What happens when children get involved in the criminal justice system? Https:/ virginiapublicradio.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/vpr-juvenile-criminal-justice-feature.mp3. Virginia Wine Sales Reach Record Highs. Posted by Nick Gilmore. On September 1, 2016. Credit: Mallory Noe-Payne / WVTF. Republicans Want ...

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Advocates Say Virginia Needs Better Cancer Prevention Policies | Virginia Public Radio

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Laquo; Jobless Benefit Claims Low. Virginia Company a Leader in Marine Energy. Advocates Say Virginia Needs Better Cancer Prevention Policies. Advocates of stronger cancer prevention policies say Virginia is one of nearly half of the states that fall behind when it comes to legislative solutions to prevent and fight cancer. As a result, in 2015 alone nearly 14,200 state residents will be diagnosed with some form of cancer, and more than 14,800 will actually die from it. You can leave a response. Republic...