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U.S Department of Agriculture: Spokesman discusses regulations and inspections for invasive pests and plant problems
Here's a Q&A with the USDA relating to invasive pests and plants arriving via vessels at ports along the East Coast, including Virginia: Is Made in America even more crucial these days, when it comes to lumber and products made and grown here, in light...
Tags: Agricultural Research and Technology, Land Resources, Agriculture, Invasive Species, Standards
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"Limbo" Special Session Holds Hearings -- Bombshell Testimony on Point Thomson Given
With the the 30-thousand-dollar-a-day legislative session still in limbo, committee hearings were held. Though no laws can be passed, now that the Senate has adjourned, two Senate Committees did examine two important issues: the high cost of energy in...
Tags: U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Home Heating, Bill Walker, Conservation, Regional Authority
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3 Landmines Found In Luggage At Newark Airport
Explosive experts were summoned to Newark Liberty International Airport Tuesday after a traveler's suitcase sounded an alarm while going through the baggage screening process.
According to authorities, the incident happened in the checked baggage...Tags: Weaponry, Transportation Security Administration, Security Measures, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Recovered piece of steel from the World Trade Center finds home at UVA
(WCAV) - Another piece of national history finds a permanent home in Charlottesville. The University of Virginia dedicated a piece of steel from the World Trade Center Sunday. The piece was recovered after the September 11th terrorist attacks. The new...
Tags: Human Interest, Colleges and Universities, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Education, University of Virginia
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World Trade Center nears landmark height, reaches 100 floors
CNNMore than a decade after a terrorist attack brought down New York's twin towers, their replacement -- an emerging new addition to the Manhattan skyline -- has nearly reached a landmark height. The One World Trade Center is now 100 stories high,...Tags: Investments, News Agency, Empire State Building, Manhattan (New York City), Willis Tower
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Art Stars lauded for shining efforts
Between May 2011 and January 2012, Robert Hayden III wore four hats at the Laguna Art Museum. During that seven-month stretch before Malcolm Warner settled in at LAM's helm, Hayden served as its interim director, its interim director of development and...
Tags: Ceremonies, Arts and Culture, Lifetime (tv network), Culture, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Yale Grad Da'Vine Joy Randolph Gets 'Whoopi' Role In Broadway's Musical 'Ghost'
The Hartford CourantDa'Vine Joy Randolph says she's been guided by good and powerful spirits. There were the spirits of the African-American classical singer who inspired her when she was in high school, of an acting mentor who guided her from music to theater when she...Tags: Ghost (movie), Music, Arts and Culture, Theater, Music Theater
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Governor McDonnell releases vetoes, amendments to legislation
Gov. Bob McDonnell has vetoed at least seven bills passed by the 2012 General Assembly and amended dozens more. One of the amendments would allow cities, counties and towns to phase in 5 percent pay raises that teachers and local employees will have to...
Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, Companies and Corporations, Manufacturing and Engineering, Health
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Man Carrying Weapon In Carry-On Bag Arrested At JFK
A Brooklyn man was arrested at JFK International Airport this weekend after he attempted to get past a checkpoint with a weapon in his carry-on bag.
According to officials, the man had an expandable Kubaton in his bag which he tried to get passed...Tags: Weaponry, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Loose Puppy Prompts Delays, Tarmac Shutdown At LaGuardia Airport
A loose puppy roaming free on the tarmac at LaGuardia Airport prompted officials to shut down the runway and delay flights Wednesday morning.
According to Port Authority officers, the 30-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback named Byrdie, apparently got free from...Tags: Air Transportation Delays, LaGuardia Airport
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PATH Fare Jumper Had Handgun With Hollow Point Bullets
pix11.com | @wpixAfter stopping a fare jumper at the 14th St. PATH station early Friday, police discovered made a startling discovery -- the man was packing a handgun with hollow point "cop killer" bullets. While police questioned 36-year-old Ruben Sanabri after they saw...Tags: Firearms, Pat Carroll
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Authorities: Woman attacked flight attendants who refused to serve her booze
FloriDUHThey should have placed her on the no-fly list, but she apparently appeared to already be flying high. Peggy S. Albedhady-Sanchez, 50, a passenger on a U.S. Airways flight from North Carolina to Fort Myers, grabbed a flight attendant and cursed, spit,...Tags: Lee County (Florida), U.S. Airways
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