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During the throes of the COVID pandemic, Dush Pathmanandam, like most, sought safety at home. It was during the same pandemic-induced pause that he and creative partner Román Jáquez recognized

ISLAMORADA — During the throes of the COVID pandemic, Dush Pathmanandam, like most, sought safety at home. It was during the same pandemic-induced pause that he and creative partner Román

In a year that included fraught local election conversations, pandemic and vaccine debates and deaths and no shortage of local bleed from national political rhetoric, perhaps the most visceral emotion was inspired in Moffat County…

The good news is: Not every indoor performance has been cancelled. Bozar’s See Festival, for instance, is largely intact, with music and cinema focused on south-eastern Europe.

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The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginias Middle Peninsula.

A non-profit Wild Horse Warriors was created by sisters Aletha Dove and Cindy Wright who for yeas have fought to protect the wild horses of Sand Wash Basin.

The BLM said it is prepared to take emergency action in order to save the lives of horses endangered by drought.

Seven miles along the side of Highway 318 as it passes through Sand Wash Basin will shortly be the location for a new fence.

Wild horses graze along Highway 318 in early December near Sand Wash Basin. A new 7-mile stretch of fencing will soon protect horses and motorists along Highway 318, thanks to funds raised by Wild Horse Warriors for the project. (Courtesy Photo / Wild Horse Warriors) Two years after initially starting the push for a stretch of fencing along Highway 318 in Sand Wash Basin to protect motorists and the wild horses, Aletha Dove and Cindy Wright of Wild Horse Warriors have accomplished their goal, r...