➤ Jarratt: The USDA said it will directly supervise inspections at the Boar's Head meat plant that is scheduled to reopen later this year. Before the plant closed last year due to a listeria outbreak, state officials were in charge of inspections. (Details) ➤ Roanoke: The Swift Water Rescue Team attached to the city's fire department pulled seven people from a vehicle that had become disabled by rapidly rising water in a flooded street last week. (More) ➤ Henrico: Police arrested 28-year-old Erik Moralles Garcia after he allegedly locked several employees in a room at the government center complex. The county workers used an alternate exit to escape unharmed. (Details) ➤ Hampton Roads: High waters pushed up by Hurricane Erin receded, but experts warned that the flooding may have carried pollution—including trash, waste, and pesticides—into the Elizabeth River. (More) ➤ Fredericksburg: Mary Washington Healthcare and the University of Mary Washington are discussing plans to launch a new medical school as soon as 2029. The project could cost around $200 million. (Details) ➤ Fairfax: George Mason University's College of Public Health became the first school in the Commonwealth to be fully accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. The college educates 1,900 undergraduate and 1,300 graduate students. (More) Like The Virginia Flyover? Share it with a friend! |
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