Some parts of Virginia saw manufacturing jobs grow faster under Trump, some under Biden — and one key metro saw manufacturing jobs decline.
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The Department of Transportation funding would help the city create a safety action plan for the Uptown District.
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The two regions need more than 13,000 new affordable housing units to alleviate the high price of housing in those areas.
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15 artists receive apprenticeship awards from state humanities council. Youngkin announces board appointments.
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From elsewhere: Amherst officials get look at high school construction. Spotted lanternflies are at their invasive peak. MECC Mountain Music School draws students beyond Virginia and Tennessee.
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While Gavin Newsom serves out the last two years of his governorship and possibly awaits a chance to run for president, the field of would-be successors is growing.
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NEW YORK—Walter Mugdan looks out at the marshes that make up part of Udall’s Cove Park and Preserve in Little Neck, Queens. He points out the ospreys that inhabit one of the nesting platforms in the area, hoping to catch one of them diving down into the marsh for food. Mugdan, 72, has lived alongside […]
NEW YORK—New York City marshes are not only impacted by storm surge and rising sea levels, they are also threatened by the outflows of sewage and stormwater that the city releases into the waterways during rainstorms, as well as the high nitrogen levels present in treated water. The amount of inorganic sediment—sand, silt and clay—in […]
An NYPD administrative trial judge recommended on Tuesday that the disciplinary case against Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey be dismissed, arguing that the watchdog agency that determined he had abused his authority lacked jurisdiction in the case. The Civilian Complaint Review Board was set to prosecute Maddrey, the department’s top uniformed cop, next month over […]
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