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Your weekly guide to taking action in Virginia (June 12 – June 18)
A weekly roundup of Virginia political events, advocacy opportunities, protests, and more ways to take action statewide–Friday, June 12, through Thursday, June 18.
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Over a dozen Virginia rural hospitals at risk of closing, state report finds
Lawmakers are also concerned about how hospitals will be impacted by spending cuts and changes to Medicare and Medicaid.
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What $1,797 rent gets you in Virginia—plus helpful resources for renters
Here’s what the average one-bedroom apartment will cost you in Virginia right now.
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Virginians can celebrate Pride all month long with these 17 events
Celebrate Pride in Virginia by attending one of these community events in June.
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Richmond botanical garden workers are ready to go on strike
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers are frustrated with management’s refusal to compromise on pay increases.
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The 12 most beautiful college campuses in Virginia
From picturesque lakes to architectural marvels, here are 12 of the most beautiful college campuses in Virginia.
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As costs rise, Kiggans wipes mention of gas prices from her website
Kiggans’ issues page no longer mentions gas prices, which have risen sharply since President Donald Trump launched the Iran war in late February.
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Federal school voucher program harms Virginia’s most vulnerable families
During his last week in office, Gov. Youngkin opted Virginia into the Educational Choice for Children Act. Its impact on Virginia students could be serious.
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Spanberger signs bills to lower childcare costs for small business workers
The governor held a bill signing ceremony for legislation aimed at bolstering childcare in Virginia.
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Spanberger addresses veto backlash in new interview
“We just keep facing disappointment after disappointment, and I know that I have added to that,” the governor said in an interview.
