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Think you’ve found a bear den? Va. Dept. of Wildlife says please leave it alone
01/31/23 / Breaking News / Environment / Health & Safety / People & Places / State Government /
As temperatures fall and food sources become less abundant, many bears in Virginia will enter a winter den. Other bears will greatly reduce their movements during but may remain active throughout the season.
One million plus Virginians now signed up for ShakeOut earthquake drill Oct. 17
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10/09/13 / Health & Safety / State Government /
Virginia has become the second state ever to pass the one million mark in people registered to participate in the multistate earthquake drill, Drop, Cover and Hold On, with a week to go until the Great SouthEast ShakeOut on Thursday, Oct. 17 at 10:17 a.m.
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Woodbridge DMV closed Wednesday morning
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10/07/13 / State Government / Transportation / Woodbridge /
Department of Motor Vehicles Customer Service Center at 2731 Caton Hill Road, Woodbridge, will be closed the morning of Wednesday, October 9, until 1 p.m. so a new testing system can be installed.
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Need assistance with heating bills this winter? Application period opens Oct.8
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10/07/13 / Health & Safety / State Government /
The application period for Virginia residents seeking financial assistance for the 2013-2014 heating season through the Virginia Energy Assistance program opens on October 8 and continues through November 8.
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Del. Marshall asks Va. governor to call General Assembly into special session
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10/03/13 / Federal Government / State Government /
Delegate Robert G. "Bob" Marshall has asked Governor Bob McDonnell to call a Special Session of the General Assembly to consider Delegate Marshall's legislation to offer some relief to those affected by the federal shutdown and any future shutdowns.
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Accidental kitchen fire in Lake Ridge townhome displaces three
Crews arrived with the home evacuated and smoke showing. The kitchen fire was quickly confirmed and extinguished. The fire caused moderate damage, according to Assistant Fire Chief Matt Smolsky.
