| Sun 26 May 2013 |
Weidle ~ Edewaard
The News & Observer Stephanie Renee Edewaard and William Scott Weidle were united in marriage on April 13, 2013 at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Bethesda, MD. The ceremony was officiated by Dr. Richard White and Rev. David O’Connell. | The bride is the daught... |
Woodworkers craft final resting places for veterans
Tampa Bay Online LAND O' LAKES - The boxes are simple. | Made of donated wood — birch, maple, or poplar — the containers are generally 9 inches in length, 7 inches wide and about 7 inches tall. | Though small in size, the urns are a large gesture by the p... |
Woman: Saudi diplomats in Virginia kept me as slave
WorldNetDaily (WRC-TV) A 25-year-old Kenyan woman has come forward with allegations that she was kept as a domestic slave for three months by Saudi Arabian diplomats living in Northern Virginia. | The allegations come to light two weeks after News4 first reported ... |
Va. road to Medicaid reform involves training centers
Richmond Times Dispatch The path to Medicaid reform in Virginia may lead to Southside Virginia Training Center and other state institutions that care for Virginians with significant intellectual and developmental disabilities. | Under federal legal pressure to provide care ... |
Consoler in chief a fairly new White House role
Richmond Times Dispatch When President Barack Obama travels to Oklahoma today to meet with the survivors of Monday’s tornado, it will mark the third time this year he has journeyed to a patch of America to console a community on behalf of the country. | During his five ye... |
Sunday Q&A: Suzy Szasz Palmer, Longwood library dean, talks about life with lupus
Richmond Times Dispatch An upstate New York native, Suzy Szasz Palmer was deputy state librarian at the Library of Virginia before joining Longwood University as dean of the Janet D. Greenwood Library in June 2011. | The author of “Lupus: Living with It” (published unde... |
Henrico laptop savings to help improve network
Richmond Times Dispatch Henrico County Public Schools officials plan to use the savings from the updated one-to-one laptop program to help pay for enhancements this summer to network infrastructure in the high schools. | The $4 million project is intended to improve wireles... |
Local News for Sunday, May 26
Richmond Times Dispatch Chesterfield schedules golf tourney for seniors | CHESTERFIELD — The Chesterfield County Department of Parks and Recreation will hold its Swingin’ Seniors Golf Tournament on June 4. Advertisement | ... |
Chesterfield library to exhibit student artwork
Richmond Times Dispatch CHESTERFIELD — Chesterfield County Public Library’s Chester branch will feature an exhibition of artwork created by high school students from Virginia’s 4th Congressional District from June 1 to 25. | The exhibit is made up of entries in the 20... |
Two programs slated at Eppington in Chesterfield
Richmond Times Dispatch CHESTERFIELD — The Chesterfield County Department of Parks and Recreation will hold two programs at Eppington Plantation on Saturday. | A tour of the house and grounds will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. The tour is $8 per person. Advertisement | ... |
Chesterfield schedules golf tourney for seniors
Richmond Times Dispatch CHESTERFIELD — The Chesterfield County Department of Parks and Recreation will hold its Swingin’ Seniors Golf Tournament on June 4. | The tournament, at the First Tee Golf Course on Hunting Creek Road, is open to golfers 50 and older. Advertiseme... |
Kaine discusses Benghazi, IRS, Justice scandals
Richmond Times Dispatch In a recent interview, Sen. Timothy M. Kaine, D-Va., discussed issues in the news: | Benghazi Advertisement | ... |
Communications officer for Hanover honored
Richmond Times Dispatch HANOVER — Becky Newcomb, communications officer III with the Hanover County Department of Emergency Communications, has been recognized by the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials as the state award winner for individual performanc... |
LAPTOP DEAL Emails shed light on Henrico laptop confusion
Richmond Times Dispatch When the Henrico County School Board acted without warning April 25 to approve a contract for almost 19,000 new laptops, it wasn’t exactly a surprise to everyone. | The day before, at least two Henrico officials sent emails about the possibility of... |
New playground honors 2-year-old who died
Richmond Times Dispatch As Brain Cancer and Brain Tumor Awareness Month comes to a close, a Lynchburg charity is preparing to help a church there open a playground designed as a tribute to a girl who died at age 2. | Amanda Ellis wasn’t even 1 year old when she was diagno... |
Tea party federation in Va. seeks investigation of IRS
Richmond Times Dispatch The Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation, an umbrella organization for more than 40 tea party groups statewide, has called for Congress to appoint an independent special prosecutor to investigate Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative g... |
European author wins Washington prize
Richmond Times Dispatch MOUNT VERNON — A European author’s take on the first American president has won the $50,000 annual George Washington Book Prize. | “George Washington: Gentleman Warrior” by Stephen Brumwell focuses on the earlier years of Washington’s caree... |
Cuccinelli ad features family of slain officer
Richmond Times Dispatch The Cuccinelli campaign is running a TV ad featuring family members of a police officer who was fatally injured in 2006 in a shooting outside of a Fairfax County police station. | The ad, airing statewide, features the wife and a daughter of the offi... |
Everything’s coming up roses for volunteer, 87
Richmond Times Dispatch NORFOLK — Ty Brown spent nearly 40 years as a lawyer, specializing in labor and employee issues. It was completely fascinating, and equally contentious and charged. | Now, at 87, he is taking time to smell the roses. A lot of roses. | There are mor... |
Byrd, 98, tells J. Warner, 86, the key to a long life
Richmond Times Dispatch John W. Warner, who retired in 2009 after 30 years in the U.S. Senate, relates that a few months ago he journeyed to Winchester for a visit with his friend Harry F. Byrd Jr., who represented Virginia in the U.S. Senate from 1965 to 1983. | Warner sai... |
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