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Young professional based in the Richmond, Virginia pursuing a degree in Experience Design at VCU Brandcenter.
Prior to attending the Brandcenter, I worked for CBS 6 'Virginia This Morning' as an Associate Producer and Guest Manager.
Print this page By Meghan Gaffney | Capital News Service The creators of Reddit, Gizmodo, The Container Store and other successful businesses will share their insights for how to make startups grow when the Tom Tom Founders Festival in Charlottesville holds its Founders Summit on Friday.
More than 3.5 million people in the United States are affected by autism spectrum disorder. After finishing high school, many of them don't receive the resources they need to succeed in college or the workforce. After graduating from high school, young adults with autism are far less likely than their peers to find paid employment, according to researchers.
Women across Virginia can rejoice now that both houses of the General Assembly have unanimously passed legislation that would protect the right of mothers to breastfeed in public.
Last summer, Kate Noon, a mother of two in Richmond, read a news article about Virginia’s dubious distinction as a state where women don’t have the right to breast-feed their children in public. It made her angry, and so she called her state delegate, Jennifer McClellan.
Posted by: Necci - Jun 05, 2014 "See the one with the pollen right there on her legs? She's shaking and then she's going to go in a half circle to show how far away it is." Valerie West, Vice President of Richmond Beekeepers Association, uses a magnifying glass to point out a honey bee performing a waggle dance.
Restraint and seclusion of students in public schools would be more carefully regulated under a bill that has cleared the Senate and is now before the House of Delegates. Senate Bill 782, proposed by Sen. Barbara Favola, D-Arlington, passed the Senate, 35-4, last week.
By Meghan Gaffney Capital News Service RICHMOND - By one vote, the Senate General Laws and Technology Committee has approved a bill that prohibits discrimination in public employment based on sexual orientation or gender identity. The committee on Monday voted 8-7 for Senate Bill 785 after Sen.
By: Meghan Gaffney | Capital News Service Mugshot extortion happens when an online publication such as Mugshots.com, charges $399 to remove a person's arrest photo from its website RICHMOND - The state Senate has unanimously passed a bill that would make extorting individuals by publishing their arrest records and photos online a Class 1 misdemeanor.
Posted by: brad - Jun 05, 2014 The wheels are in motion for Richmond to become one of the top riding destinations in the country, pending approval from the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA). On May 19th, Bell announced the winners of the first annual Bell Built Grant, a project that donates 100,000 to the winning cities park systems to build public trails.