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Augusta Free Press Local business owner named to state board http://bit.ly/2UctQc
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Kathryn McMillan, owner of Clutter Conversions LLC, a Staunton-based business, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Richmond chapter of the

Augusta Free Press Schola to present fall production http://bit.ly/2gYnV6
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Schola Cantorum of Waynesboro will present Carmina Burana by Carl Orff on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 3 p.m. at Waynesboro High School. The production will feature

Augusta Free Press Sanford D. Horn | Thank you, veterans http://bit.ly/GPURq
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Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and

Augusta Free Press Shepherd Bliss | Oklahoma City, Columbine, Virginia Tech and now Fort Hood http://tiny.cc/EjDyW
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Oklahoma City (1995-168 killed), Columbine High (1999-12 killed), Virginia Tech (2007-32 killed), and now Fort Hood (13 killed). What do these memorable places

Augusta Free Press Focus | ‘Selfless service’ motivates lieutenant colonel http://bit.ly/2c2Er5
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William Coffin has seen Iraq twice now, spanning two decades. And he'd go back again, no question, not a moment's hesitation. After speaking to cadets at

Augusta Free Press Charlottesville Podcasting Network-Audio of AFP editor Chris Graham on "Charlottesville-Right Now!" on WINA-1070 http://bit.ly/1lK8X3
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The Charlottesville Podcasting Network is your source for lectures, radio shows and more from throughout Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Each week we post hours of material for you to listen to. Make sure you stay in touch!

Augusta Free Press Panera partners with Food Bank http://bit.ly/vRTIF
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Panera Bread bakery-cafes will partner with Blue Ridge Area Food Bank Network to help put food on tables for Food Bank recipients throughout the state when they host their first “Panera’s Pantry” food drive campaign through Nov. 23.

Augusta Free Press Success focus of Bridgewater College talk http://bit.ly/4gyK9v
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Corey Ciocchetti, author of the book Real Rabbits: Chasing an Authentic Life will speak on “Chasing Authentic Success” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Cole Hall at Bridgewater College.

Augusta Free Press Wilson scholar headlines Presidential Library event http://bit.ly/1NqX9n
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The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum today announced that Dr. John Milton Cooper Jr., the foremost Woodrow Wilson scholar in the country and author of a new biography about President Wilson, will be the 2009 Annual Luncheon Speaker on Friday, Nov. ...

Augusta Free Press Robert Gibbs | Press Gaggle http://bit.ly/1msCXM
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Q Two questions about Fort Hood. Just a logistical question: The schedule has the President meeting with wounded troops twice, before and after the service. Are these all troops wounded in the shooting, or is this two different groups?

Augusta Free Press Ntelos announces job cuts http://bit.ly/1freym
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Ntelos is cutting an undisclosed number of jobs in its wireless division and its corporate offices, the Waynesboro-based telecommunications company announced today.























