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Researcher Tested Much-Loved Freshwater From Appalachian Springs and It’s Not As Safe as We Think
Locals reliant on natural springs face the risk of consuming contaminated water yet refuse to avoid the water source.
‘Millions of gallons of water’ could fill Virginia Beach’s Atlantic Park by spring
Flooding is usually something people want to avoid, especially in Virginia Beach. However, those awaiting the opening of ...
Virginia Mercury3d
Richmond residents sought out the city’s natural springs during water crisis
Richmond’s recent water crisis left residents scrambling for drinkable water for days after a winter storm knocked out power ...
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New 'Strawberry Fest at the Beach' this spring pays tribute to canceled Pungo festival
Jesse Wykle, owner of Aloha Snacks and president of the Artery District nonprofit, told News 3's Angela Bohon that the new ...
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Getting rooted in the spring
Although it will be some time before warmth truly makes its way back to Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus, longer days are ...
Another Promising UVA Spring Sports Season Has Arrived
While the Virginia men's basketball team is in the midst of its most disappointing season in years, it seems like a good time ...
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Hokies set date for annual spring football game
Virginia Tech announced Monday that its annual spring football game will be played April 12 at 3 p.m. inside Lane Stadium.
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‘Millions of gallons of water’ could fill Virginia Beach’s Atlantic Park by spring
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Flooding is usually something people want to avoid, especially in Virginia Beach. However, those awaiting the opening of Atlantic Park are ready to see the water flow.