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Health Notes: Richmond cancer center seeks top National Cancer Institute status
Gov. Bob McDonnell ceremonially presented $5 million in state appropriations for fiscal year 2012 to Virginia Commonwealth University’s Massey Cancer Center Tuesday, May 24, at a ceremony in Richmond.
The funding was approved by the General...Tags: Research, Executive Branch, Diseases and Illnesses, Healthcare Provider, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia)
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Food coloring and hyperactivity: FDA holds hearing
Can synthetic food coloring cause hyperactive behavior in children?
Over the next two days, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will be examining whether food dyes adversely impact children’s health. The Center for Science in the Public...Tags: Food and Drug Administration
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Redistricting panel meets as maps emerge
Gov. Bob McDonnell's independent advisory panel doesn't have an official say over where the state's political boundaries fall.
But during its final meeting Wednesday, members said the compact, partisan-free options they have laid out for redistricting...Tags: G. Glenn Oder, Democratic Party, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Politics, Elections
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Thomas Nelson grads urged become lifelong learners
HAMPTON – Hundreds of Thomas Nelson Community College graduates received degrees on Saturday morning, marking new milestones in their academic and professional careers.
Everett H. Jordan Jr., director of education for Newport News Shipbuilding's...Tags: College of William and Mary, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Colleges and Universities, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Career and Workplace
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Child abuse survivor talks about the road to recovery
Terry Morris read the story of a girl caged, starved and neglected in Gloucester County, and saw himself reflected in the pages. The girl was found naked, covered in her own feces and eating flakes of her skin, according to investigators. Shannon Gore,...Tags: Electronics, Human Interest, Gloucester County, NASA, Colleges and Universities
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Presbyterian Homes Names New President and CEO
EvanstonEvanston, IL (Oct. 25, 2010) – Presbyterian Homes, Evanston-based owner-operator of eight retirement communities in the North and Northwest suburbs and Chicago, is announcing the …... -
Virginia researcher works to save Atlantic sturgeon
L.A. UnleashedHOPEWELL, Va. — Researcher Matt Balazik wears his passion for saving the Atlantic sturgeon on his right arm -- a tattoo of the ancient fish -- and lives it by counting the bottom-feeding giants in the James River. The 30-year-old...... -
UCLA basketball: Bruins can't escape New York with a victory
The Fabulous ForumReeves Nelson got a chance to put all that extra long-range shooting he did in the off-season to the test. But the UCLA power forward couldn't connect on a three-pointer that would have pulled the Bruins into a tie with...... -
UCLA basketball: Bruins trail Virginia Commonwealth at halftime
The Fabulous ForumUCLA has fallen behind again, and it couldn't get back up. The Bruins spotted Virginia Commonwealth the first eight points of their NIT Season Tip-Off consolation game, just as they had Villanova two nights earlier. And it could have been...... -
Candidate Biography and Q&A: Robert 'Rob' Wittman
Robert "Rob" Wittman Age: 51 Occupation: Former director of field operations, Division of Shellfish Sanitation Education: Ph.D in public policy Virginia Commonwealth University; masters of public health from University of North Carolina; bachelor's...Tags: Westmoreland County, Disasters, Emergency Incidents, Colleges and Universities, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010)
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Take a trip down 'Memory Lane'
Make-believe windows, 3-D sofas that jump out from the walls, textured lace and imaginative nostalgic posters transform one of the day rooms at the Riverside PACE facility on Mercury Boulevard in Hampton. A recent addition to the building that houses an...Tags: Family, Human Interest, Society, Health and Medical Professionals, Hampton (Hampton, Virginia)
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Table Talk: Sticky Rice rolls into Fells Point
Baltimore Sticky Rice opened last month in the old Friends space in Fells Point. The first Sticky Rice, in Richmond, Va., was opened in 1999 by John Yamashita and Jason Henry. Located near Virginia Commonwealth University, the restaurant's giddy mix of...Tags: Restaurants, Hamburgers, Colleges and Universities, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), Vegetarian Diet
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