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JMU professor urges young people to take action on heart health (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - World Heart Day was Sept. 29, and a James Madison University professor is urging young people to take action now, saying heart health is vital in younger adults. Biswadeep Dhar, assistant professor for the department of health sciences at JMU, said there are many misconceptions about hypertension, with many people waiting too long to make a change. “It is the leading cause of death for both men and women. The artery plaque often builds up, often beginning as early as c
Staunton’s $4.6 million downtown tunnel project enters second phase (opens the original)
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STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) - The city of Staunton’s $4.6 million downtown tunnel project began phase two on Thursday, changing traffic flow at the Wharf as crews work to address structural concerns beneath roadways. The project was created to repair aging stormwater tunnels beneath Byers Street, West Johnson Street, and New Street. “This project is pretty extensive,” said Josh Knight, engagement and communications manager for the city of Staunton. “Of course, we’re talking about the tunnels that the c
RHSPCA fundraiser tops $50k goal for Sept., raises $77k for shelter (opens the original)
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WEYERS CAVE, Va. (WHSV) - The Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA hosted its last fundraiser of September with a celebration event at Alpine Goat Brewery on Wednesday. The event, called “Raise a Glass, Raise Some Hope,” celebrated the organization’s month of community action supporting local animals. Throughout the month, RHSPCA’s fundraising campaign, “One Gift, Twice the Hope,” raised $77,000, surpassing the original goal of $50,000. Sara Stone, director of development, said passing the goal is a mil
Public meeting held to discuss renovation plans to Lake Shenandoah Dam (opens the original)
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) - The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, along with elected officials and engineers, held a community meeting to discuss and review plans to renovate the Lake Shenandoah Dam. Residents who attended shared different opinions about the ongoing project. The resulting plans include complete demolition of the old dam and construction of the new dam 150 feet upstream of the old dam. The new spillway will allow the lake’s pool levels to be approximately one foot fr
Fighting fall allergies? Doctor shares treatment options for seasonal symptoms (opens the original)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - The recent change in seasons can cause allergies for some, especially now as harvesting is underway. Dr. Steven Pence, an allergy, immunology and pediatrics specialist, said most allergies stem from ragweed, inhaling harvest dust, mold and corn pollen, but some can also stem from irritants. “If it’s very seasonal year after year, they’re pretty comfortable and confident that it’s seasonal allergies. It could be seasonal irritant too. When they’re picking the corn, and
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