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Many state residents dona t visit doctor because of costs
The majority of West Virginia residents with weight and health problems admit they need help, but many don't see a doctor because they can't afford it or can't get there.
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Another unsung Founding Father
Regular readers know that my hero is James Madison, a Founding Father whose contribution to the nation is in inverse proportion to the nation's recognition of that contribution.
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N. Va. voter registration going till last possible moment
A massive voter registration drive in Northern Virginia will end their campaign with a final weekend blitz before the Oct.
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2 more states recognize W.Va. concealed permits
Two more southern states have agreed to allow West Virginians to carry concealed weapons.
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Leaders Push for Health Care Reform in West Virginia
Thousands of people in the state are without health insurance. That's because recent statistics show as many as 240,000 people who live in the state are without health insurance.
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Poll finds approval of Kaine
More than half the voters participating in a recent survey gave Gov. Tim Kaine high marks for a job well done, according to a poll conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Inc.
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Virginia Teachers Union Under Fire
An email distributed by a Virginia Teacher's Union is drawing fire from conservatives.
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Virginians need to vote in this election
This election will be one of the most important in our lifetime. Therefore we as true Virginians need and must vote this November; from the presidential, senatorial race, down to our local representatives.
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Frost advisory issued for Va, WVa
Portions of Virginia and West Virginia are about to get their first taste of winter.
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U.S. Navy Chaplain To Face Sex Charges
A U.S. Navy chaplain accused of raping a female sailor and engaging in extramarital affairs with subordinates will face a court-martial, prosecutors said.
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Warner, Gilmore Set to Debate
This is the third and final face-off between Mark Warner and Jim Gilmore. The stakes are especially high for Gilmore, because he's the one behind in the polls.
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VIRGINIA: Last Senate debate on TV today
RICHMOND - Live from Roanoke, it's debate night in Virginia. It's the last clash between Democrat Mark Warner and Republican Jim Gilmore in their Senate race and the only one televised live statewide.
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Va. voter registration rises 7 percent
RICHMOND _ State elections officials say 306,215 Virginians have registered to vote since the beginning of the year.
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Poll Results on W.V. Health Costs
The majority of West Virginia residents with weight and health problems admit they need help, but many don't see a doctor because they can't afford it.
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McCain leads Obama in new Virginia poll
John McCain leads Barack Obama by three percentage points in Virginia - 48 percent to 45 percent, according to a new poll for The Richmond Times-Dispatch. That poll, released today by Mason-Dixon Polling and ...
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Energy Sales Tax Holiday Weekend Approaches
Virginiaa s second annual sales tax holiday on energy efficient products will take place October 10-13, 2008, Governor Tim Kaine announced Thursday.
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Virginia Natives On Planned Space Mission
Two Virginia natives are part of the crew assigned to the space shuttle Discovery's planned mission for October 2009.
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Kaine urges Virginians to file for stimulus checks
More than 96,000 Virginians still haven't claimed about $29 million in federal economic stimulus payments, and the deadline to file for the checks is coming soon.
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GSA Walk for Shelter Embraced by Many Churches a " INOVA Donates $2,000.00
Greek Orthodox Parish Loudoun gather before the GSA Walk for Shelter on September 20.
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Department of Forestry Closing Offices
The Virginia Department of Forestry has closed three of its six regional offices to save money.
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