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The five legislators who lost their General Assembly seats on Tuesday may have set a record for party primaries in Virginia, but their defeats aren’t likely to directly affect a
In upset, Virginia Beach attorney and gun shop owner Tim Anderson wins 83rd House GOP primary Alissa Skelton, The Virginian-Pilot © Trent Sprague/The Virginian-Pilot Tim Anderson, a Virginia Beach lawyer, poses for a portrait outside Virginia Beach General District Court on Wednesday, June 9, 2021. Anderson beat out Chris Stolle by 28 votes in the Republican primary for Virginia's 83rd House District, setting up Anderson to face incumbent Nancy Guy, a Democrat, in November. A Virginia Beach attorney pulled off one of the most notable election upsets Tuesday night by defeati...
Environmentalists applaud greener laws but see âlong road aheadâ Virginia General Assembly (Source: Capital News Service) By Veronica Campbell | Capital News Service | May 14, 2021 at 4:56 PM EDT - Updated May 14 at 5:56 PM VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (CNS) - New legislation in Virginia will soon give some power to local governments and help environmental organizations and businesses combat plastic pollution. Jim Deppe is an advocacy coordinator for Lynnhaven River Now, an organization that believes in restoring and protecting Virginiaâs waterways. Deppe also coordinates the Virg...
$5 Million Gift to Establish New Center for Taiwan Studies Commitment from alumnus Chiu-Shan Chen Ph.D. ’69 one of the largest to the Division of Arts and Humanities All photos of Taiwan taken pre-pandemic by Erik Jepsen/University Communications. Longtime campus supporters Chiu-Shan Chen Ph.D. ’69 and Rufina Chen have committed $5 million to the University of California San Diego, one of the largest individual gifts to the Division of Arts and Humanities. Contributing to the Campaign for UC San Diego, this gift will establish a new Center for Taiwan Studies within the division, and highl...
: A freshly-planted tree in Swansboro Park. (Photo: Patrick Larsen/VPM News) Volunteers and community members planted 50 trees at Swansboro Park on Saturday. They dug holes, spread mulch and watered the new additions around the mostly empty field. It was the first such event in the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s ‘Greening Southside Richmond Project,’ which aims to vegetate neighborhoods long-term and provide green job training for young people. It includes more events like Saturday’s, as well as efforts to distribute new trees to community members and teach them proper care. T...