General Assembly 2024 — Seniors — Health — Alzheimer’s disease — Virginia Memory Project — Alzheimer's registry
Virginia Memory Project aims to get better Alzheimer’s data, provide resources
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The statement comes at a time when some Democrats, including reportedly U.S. Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, are calling for Biden to give up his spot on the ticket in November's general election, following a performance generally considered subpar in a recent presidential debate. "As a
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These new housing laws will take effect next month
Manufactured homes, mobile homes, trailers — whatever they’re referred to as, this type of housing has offered tenants an affordable option to become homeowners. But they haven’t offered as much stability. That’s where Virginia lawmakers have passed some laws to help neighbors around the state have a little
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Youngkin vetoes bills on contraception access, skill games, Confederate heritage rollbacks
Last week, Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed 48 more bills passed by the Democratic-led General Assembly, blocking legislation aimed at preserving contraception access, ending state perks for Confederate heritage groups and legalizing slot machine lookalikes known as skill games. Friday was the governor’s deadline to act on a final batch
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Virginia lawmakers pass bipartisan budget that leaves tax policy unchanged
After months of partisan combat over different priorities, Virginia lawmakers approved a bipartisan budget deal Monday with no major tax changes, funding boosts for education and mental health and salary increases for teachers and state employees. Both chambers of the General Assembly approved the new two-year budget plan by wide
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