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The most resilient people : NICU graduates reunite in Virginia Beach – Daily Press

The most resilient people : NICU graduates reunite in Virginia Beach – Daily Press
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The most resilient people : NICU graduates reunite in Virginia Beach – The Virginian-Pilot

Parents of NICU graduates reunited at Sentara Princess Anne Hospital in Virginia Beach over the weekend.

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Huckabee appoints eight to state Plant Board

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ office on Tuesday announced the appointment of eight new members to the state Plant Board.

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Huckabee appoints eight to state Plant Board

Huckabee appoints eight to state Plant Board
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Plant Board says no to EPA s proposed cutoff date for dicamba spraying

The state Plant Board voted Monday to reject a June 12 cutoff date for spraying the herbicide dicamba proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

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