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Tate: Obama's gay-marriage stance is a ploy
What makes the president’s position worse is the fact that this is the same one he took 15 years ago.
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Pereles: Waynesboro schools need more money
It's a simple math lesson, really.
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Focusing on the Easter morning light
My grandmother took me to an Easter sunrise service once at Floral Garden Park Cemetery in my hometown.
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Editorial: Three up & Three down
Three up and Three down
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Editorial: Balancing budget pain in Staunton
Staunton’s School Board was the first in the region to approve a budget this year, voting Monday for a spending plan that’s more than $1.3 million lighter than the $28 million version currently in use.
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Nelson Graves: Hooray for TSA
The Associated Press reported Jan. 23 that when U.S. Sen. Rand Paul was screened by the Transportation Security Administration at his home Bowling Green, Ky., airport the scanner picked up an “anomaly” on his knee.
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Marshall changes face of Senate race
Jonathan Hunley is editor and general manager of The News Virginian. Contact him at 932-3556, or at jhunley@newsvirginian.com.
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Editorial: Reconciliation in River City
At a meeting Monday, city councilors reached consensus on continuing to allocate local tax money to the municipality’s school system in a lump sum rather than by line-item.
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Three up, three down
Three things up this week, three things down
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Palm reader may not even know the future
As the calendar rolls over to another year, I wonder what is going to happen.
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HUNLEY: Body slams - but for a good cause
Jonathan Hunley is editor and general manager of The News Virginian. Contact him at 932-3556, or at jhunley@newsvirginian.com.
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GRAVES: Red meat Newt Gingrich
Nelson Graves, a resident of Augusta County, is an employee of Virginia and a News Virginian columnist. Email him at: Ngraves9@hotmail.com.
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Foster homes fill a need, but not for Ka'sia
Carl Tate of Staunton is a columnist for The News Virginian.
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HUNT: Park days make for a break from CNN reality
Patricia Hunt of Staunton is a columnist for The News Virginian.
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Of college athletics' misplaced priorities
Nelson Graves, a resident of Augusta County, is a state employee and a News Virginian columnist. Email him at Ngraves9@hotmail.com.
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No way Cain can survivie
Nelson Graves wanted Herman Cain to be a litmus test.
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HUNT: A message for America from an old Methodist preacher
I think we have become more afraid of the incompetence of our own financial and political leaders than we are of terrorists.
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On the shoulders of giants
I had the honor of graduating from law school last Saturday, a moment of pride and accomplishment for me. Particularly so because I am part of a graduating class here at the University of Richmond made up of less than a dozen black men. Each of us will be following in the path of Virginia legends.
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What's so funny about truth, justice and the American Way?
For nearly 75 years, Superman has stood proudly for “Truth, Justice and the American Way.”
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Who foots the bill?
Supervisors for Augusta County balked. Why should they have to spend so much money dealing with stray dogs and cats?
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Diploma needed in vast hiring pool
When the recession began in late 2007, companies of all sizes began downsizing. This caused America’s bread and butter industries — manufacturers — to reduce their inventories and workforces.
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On this Easter Sunday
But today, as we mark another Easter Sunday, I hope we all understand what we did and what Christ did for us.
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In difficult times, have a little faith
It takes courage to live with hope in bad times.
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Ryan's faulty roadmap
Republican Senator Paul Ryan's "Roadmap" is just too extreme.
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The Donald's buffoonish behavior
That Donald Trump is now identified as a “conservative” makes all conservatives look crazy.
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