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Medical professionals endorse a ‘yes’ vote on Virginia constitutional amendment question one (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - More than 300 medical professionals have signed a letter endorsing a “yes” vote on one of the ballot amendments that could change the state constitution this November. Proposed constitutional amendment question one centers on a handful of women’s issues, including, but not limited to childbirth and prenatal and postpartum care. It would also set protections for patients and providers and define when Virginia could restrict abortion during the third trimester. Dr. Ki
Riversong Cafe to open along Rivanna Trail (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Rivanna Trail users and coffee lovers are getting a new reason to stop along the trail. The Rivanna River Company is opening Riversong Cafe on October 1. The coffee trailer features a full espresso menu, drip coffee, tea, locally grown beans from JBird and pastries and treats from MarieBette. “A big motivation for us was just to give people new reasons to come down here and kind of lower the barrier to just spending time in the space and walking the trail and maybe
Runners, hikers, walkers, and cyclists take part in annual Loop de ‘Ville event in Charlottesville (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - People got their running shoes, hiking poles and bikes out this morning for the annual Loop de ‘Ville. Loop de ‘Ville is an event of the Rivanna Trails Foundation. It’s a full day of running, walking, hiking and biking the 20-mile trail loop that surrounds Charlottesville. The first group of runners left the Rivanna River Company Sunday morning at 8. “It’s such a resource we have here in Charlottesville, and this is the only chance in the year you can really get a g
Historical marker unveiled for B.F. Yancey Elementary and Esmont High School (opens the original)
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) - A historical marker honoring B.F. Yancey Elementary School and Esmont High School was unveiled Sunday afternoon in southern Albemarle County. “I’m an attendee of the B.F. Yancey elementary schools, my mother attended the Esmont high school. And we remember these schools, it was standing right here, and we don’t want to forget it,” said Edward Brooks, community engagement program manager at the B.F. Yancey School community center. For decades, the schools shaped gen
Know your numbers health event offering free health screenings and tests (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Mt Zion First African Baptist Church held its fifth annual Know Your Numbers event Saturday. The free health event is open to men and women. Organizers said it started as a way to make sure people know and are aware of their health status. The day included lab testing valued at around $1,000, screenings, health risk assessments, mammograms, massages and other services. Jackie Martin, director of community partnerships and health outcomes at UVA Health, is also a mem
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