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P.A.W.S. joins forces with local businesses

It’s not uncommon to find an animal in the care of Public Animal Welfare Services with a unique name, but some of those names have become extra special in response to local businesses sponsoring adoption fees. “It actually started as a bit of a joke,” said P.A.W.S. Director Katy Walters. Since late September, several businesses have sponsored animal adoption fees, which led to unique names being assigned to the pets, Walters said. It began after humorously naming a group of cats OSHA Inspector,
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4-year-old heart transplant recipient cheers on UGA

A resilient little girl got to experience a storied college football rivalry in person Saturday, thanks to the generosity of Dunkin’ of Georgia.
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Rapp at Home, LOWLINC gets Virginia Village Expansion Program grant to reduce social isolation...

The Virginia Villages Collective (VVC) and Washington Area Villages Exchange (WAVE) announced Thursday that 11 Virginia Villages – including Rappahannock County’s Rapp at Home and LOWLINC in Orange County – have received grants totaling $109,535 for innovative projects designed to increase connection and reduce social isolation among older adults.  The grants are a key component of the Aging Well with Virginia Villages Program, […] The post Rapp at Home, LOWLINC gets Virginia Village Expansion
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No word when tenants of Loudoun County apartment complex can go home

Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10) has opened an investigation into failures that led to 61 residents of the Purcellville East Apartments, including 20 children, to be evacuated Thursday.
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Henrico crews remove all Flock cameras after Flock becomes ‘non-responsive’

HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - Henrico County crews removed more than 120 Flock cameras on Saturday, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas told 12 On Your Side. The county was forced to take down the cameras on their own after Flock did not fulfill its “contractual obligation” to remove them.
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No. 4 YSU storms back to down No. 9 North Dakota

The 'Guins erased a 14-point halftime deficit to take down North Dakota, 31-28, during Missouri Valley Football Conference action.
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Western Pennsylvania Weather: November Warmup Peaks at 76° Wednesday Near Pittsburgh

Highs reach 69 Sunday-Monday, 75 Tuesday and 76 Wednesday before rain becomes likely.
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Feds Hand Ohio The Checkbook: State Cuts Red Tape On $38 Million In School...

Source: Unsplash Ohio school officials just got the green light to break out of Washington’s...
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Youngstown deli brings back Big Reuben Challenge, celebrates National Sandwich Day

Kravitz Deli in Youngstown is once again bringing back the Big Reuben Challenge and is set to celebrate National Sandwich Day. Honoring its more than 80-year-old heritage, Kravitz Deli is joining sandwich aficionados nationwide to celebrate National Sandwich Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The festive event will feature 6-ounce “piled-high”...
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RECAP: Penn State Bullies Boilermakers En Route To First Big Ten Conference Win Under...

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State is no longer winless in conference play as the Nittany Lions outrushed Purdue 269-33 en route to Matt Campbell’s first Big Ten victory, 31-17. Early on, Penn State was able to slow Purdue down but found itself pinned deep at its own 4-yard line on its first possession. Already missing wide receivers Koby Howard and Chase Sowell, Penn State relied heavily on 13 and 14 personnel packages and began to find some momentum.

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