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Wallops seeks permit to curb erosion as Chincoteague Inlet project gets key approval (opens the original)
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NASA applied for a permit with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to expand protective measures established to address erosion on Wallops Island. Christopher Hein, a coastal geologist with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) is one of several scientists working on a study related to the project. Right now, Hein said the most significant beach erosion “hotspot” is located directly adjacent to aerospace, military and commercial launch infrastructure and facilities valued at just over $1
Meet the Pennsylvania veterinarian who leads care for Chincoteague’s famed ponies (opens the original)
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As the lead veterinarian for the wild Chincoteague pony herd, Allison Dotzel hit the ground running upon her arrival from Pennsylvania last Thursday in anticipation of Wednesday's Pony Swim. This is Dotzel’s second official Pony Penning experience as lead veterinarian. There’s always something to do. Last weekend, 147 adult ponies and roughly 80 foals were rounded up for health checks and vaccines prior to the swim. Dotzel works with others like Dr. Cara Rosenbaum of Rhinebeck Equine Hospital in
A local’s guide to Chincoteague's 101-year-old Pony Penning Week (opens the original)
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Chincoteague Island's calendar year revolves around the month of July and more specifically, the last week, also known as Pony Penning Week. Its primary event is the pony swim on the last Wednesday of the month, when the herd of wild Chincoteague ponies owned by the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company (CVFC) makes their yearly swim from Assateague Island to Chincoteague. It is followed the next day by the auction of foals born this year. Now in its 101st year, the swim and auction occur partiall
After brain surgery, an Eastern Shore man turns to volunteering to help recovery (opens the original)
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For Quinby resident Kevin Shive, life changed unexpectedly in May 2020 when he became one of more than 5 million people nationwide with an acquired brain injury (ABI). Shive didn't want to be a nameless statistic. He is now an at-large voting member on the Virginia Brain Injury Council, a statewide advocacy group formed in 1986. The group is comprised of people with acquired brain injuries, caregivers, community members, healthcare professionals, service providers and state agency representative
Accomack will expand childcare offerings with support from ODU program (opens the original)
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A recently approved collaboration between Accomack County and Old Dominion University’s Minus 9 to 5 program will further the county’s goal to build robust child care infrastructure and attract businesses. County Administrator Mike Mason said this type of infrastructure is as important to economic development as an area’s housing market, its utilities, roads, and schools. The memorandum of understanding, which was unanimously approved by the board of supervisors in June, seeks to establish up to
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