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First confirmed case of measles in Charlottesville, the second in Virginia this year
The Virginia Department of Health said the MMR vaccine is safe and highly effective protection against the disease.
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Homeland Security officers conduct training at Albemarle High School unannounced, scaring some students
Plus, Albemarle County schools face pressure from the Trump administration for teaching 'whole truth history.' ...
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Homeland Security officers train at Albemarle High School practice fields with local police — without permission from school division
"I had students come into morning class and just tell me, 'I need to go, my brother is going to pick me up, ICE is here,'" an ...
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Have opinions on safety and congestion on Route 29? Tell VDOT before Friday
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is kicking off a study focusing on improving traffic flow and safety along key portions of U.S. 29 and the 250 bypass in Charlottesville and Albemarle ...
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After years of residents asking, Albemarle County Board of Supervisors considering a housing trust fund
Local advocacy groups have been asking for the fund for years to help ensure a more predictable level of investment in affordable housing.
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If Congress reduces Medicaid funding, many central Virginians could lose access to mental health and addiction recovery services
Overdose deaths have declined in Virginia in recent years, but advocates say that trend could reverse if Medicaid funding is ...
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Medicaid changes could leave many central Virginians without access to mental health and addiction recovery services
"We have seen declines in overdose deaths. Now is not the time to go backwards," said Victor McKenzie Jr., executive director of the Substance Abuse and Addiction Recovery Alliance of Virginia.
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Legislators and community leaders to discuss mental health needs and challenges at May 21 event
The community dialogue, which will include a panel discussion and open Q&A will focus on pressing mental health needs and challenges in central Virginia.