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UVA expands online master’s program opportunities for public safety professionals (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The University of Virginia is expanding its educational opportunities for graduates of the Senior Management Institute for Police. Now, eligible graduates can apply their coursework from previous programs toward pursuing a fully online Master’s in Public Safety. Ben Haiman, Executive Director at UVA’s Center for Public Safety and Justice, said that the expansion aims to build off of skills and knowledge that professionals in public safety might already have, emphasi
Valley Road Vineyard toasts 10 years and a record-breaking year of wins (opens the original)
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AFTON, Va. (WVIR) - Celebrations are underway in the heart of the Monticello AVA, where one vineyard is toasting its 10-year anniversary and the “Year of Valley Road” this weekend. “To reach 10 years is really quite something for a small business. You know, especially coming through COVID, not a lot of hospitality businesses came through COVID intact,” said Barbara Joynes, the director of marketing at Valley Road Vineyard. The vineyard is inviting guests to join its “Wine Weekend,” featuring thr
Foxfield Races addresses ongoing legal dispute over property (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Foxfield Races is clearing the air about its ongoing legal dispute with Foxfield Land Preservation LLC, publishing an open letter to the Charlottesville community. The letter comes more than a month after Foxfield Races filed the initial lawsuit on August 13. “We are very community focused, and we wanted to make sure that the local community, as well as the horse community, the horse racing community, and our charitable community, understood our goals here,” Foxfiel
Virginia government takes first steps towards studying AI policies in higher education (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Virginia is taking its first steps toward studying A.I. policies used by higher education institutions across the Commonwealth — a study that could set precedents for statewide standards down the road. Delegate Amy Laufer (D-Charlottesville) carried legislation earlier this year, which directed the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to conduct the study. “It’s much like the early nuclear pioneers who, you know, recognize that unprecedented power requires
Perriello joined by clinicians to discuss healthcare after 200+ endorse him in open letter (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - An open letter endorsing Tom Perriello, signed by more than 200 medical professionals, is putting health care front and center in Virginia’s 5th District. Some of those signers joined Perriello Tuesday to discuss some of the biggest challenges affecting the health care industry. Among the themes mentioned, health care affordability remained a central one. “We have to bring premium costs down right away and get more people back on the insurance rolls because when peo
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