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State Board of Education approves new history, social science standards with emphasis on contributions 'of all Americans' – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

State Board of Education approves new history, social science standards with emphasis on contributions 'of all Americans' – Daily Press

The Virginia Board of Education approved its K-12 history and social science standards after months of often heated debate and public input.

Supervisors talk agency, department expenditures in budget plan - Vimarsana News

Supervisors talk agency, department expenditures in budget plan

At recent budget work sessions, the Nelson County Board of Supervisors has decided to add one new part-time and four new full-time department positions to the county budget, and to

Family of 19-year-old killed in crash settles lawsuit with Richmond, police officer - Vimarsana News

Family of 19-year-old killed in crash settles lawsuit with Richmond, police officer

The City of Richmond and a police officer facing involuntary manslaughter charges in a crash that killed two teens have agreed to a wrongful death compromise settlement with one of the teen’s mothers who filed a $200 million lawsuit.

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Virginia's Legislative Session Concludes with a Handful of New Employment Laws | Littler - Vimarsana News

Virginia's Legislative Session Concludes with a Handful of New Employment Laws | Littler

The 2023 Virginia legislative session closed last month with substantially less activity than we have seen in recent years, in light of the politically divided government in the...

Torch-wielding marchers on UVa Grounds indicted - Vimarsana News

Torch-wielding marchers on UVa Grounds indicted

Nearly six years after marching at the University of Virginia and shouting phrases, including “Jews will not replace us,” some marchers appear to have been hit with felony indictments.