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Gun violence summit brings hospitals, police, nonprofits together in Charlottesville (opens the original)
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Doctors, police officers, nonprofit leaders, and community members gathered Thursday, July 16, at Piedmont Virginia Community College for the third annual Gun Violence Summit, an event aimed at finding collaborative solutions to gun violence in the area. Sylvia Bennett-Stone, national director of Voices of Black Mothers United, spoke at the summit about the death of her daughter. “My daughter Christa Joy Bennett was shot and killed at a gas station in 2004. The bul
Central Virginia drought worsening for cattle farmers, extension agent warns (opens the original)
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LOUISA COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Central Virginia is entering its third month of extreme drought, and cattle farmers say recent storms have done little to ease conditions as blazing temperatures offset any benefit from rainfall. Blake Hopkins feeds 600 cattle each day at his family’s Louisa County farm. Grass is no longer growing, forcing farmers to import hay rather than rely on homegrown feed. “I would say conditions have definitely worsened,” Hopkins said. “The hay crop is basically toast now.” Ho
Central Virginia drought worsening for cattle farmers, extension agent warns (opens the original)
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LOUISA COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - Central Virginia is entering its third month of extreme drought, and cattle farmers say recent storms have done little to ease conditions as blazing temperatures offset any benefit from rainfall. Blake Hopkins feeds 600 cattle each day at his family’s Louisa County farm. Grass is no longer growing, forcing farmers to import hay rather than rely on homegrown feed. “I would say conditions have definitely worsened,” Hopkins said. “The hay crop is basically toast now.” Ho
UVA Emergency Department launches ‘Geri-cart’ for elderly patients (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - About a quarter of the patients who come through the University of Virginia’s Emergency Department each day are 65 years or older, and staff are working to make the experience more manageable. Dina Hood, a clinical nurse specialist at UVA’s Emergency Department, said the share of older patients is increasing. “That’s a large population of geriatric patients that are coming into our ED, and that’s growing on an annual basis,” Hood said. Hood helped launch the Geri-Ca
Repairs underway at Charlottesville’s Market Street Garage following vehicle fire damage (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Repair work has begun at the Market Street Garage, temporarily reducing the number of available parking spots, according to a letter sent to monthly parkers. The repairs are expected to be completed by August 28. A previous vehicle fire is cited as the cause of the damage, which affected structural concrete on the third level of the garage. If repairs are completed before the end of August, the garage will return to maximum capacity at that time. Do you have a story
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