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State Senate defers on weapons legislation

The Virginia Senate essentially voted to defeat Senate Bill 1250 earlier this week, which would have prevented Virginia departments, agencies and other entities of the commonwealth from regulating firearms and ammunition without statutory approval. The bill would have included public institutions of higher education as one of these entities.


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County sheriff buys, plans to revamp RV

Albemarle County Sheriff J. E. "Chip" Harding is seeking to raise $40,000 for the renovation of a recently purchased command vehicle for his team of search and rescue volunteers. Harding purchased the vehicle, a used Winnebago trailer, at an auction and needs the funds to optimize the vehicle for rescue operations.


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Virginia figures from the 2010 United States Census released last Thursday report a spike in the Asian and Hispanic populations, specifically in Northern Virginia counties.


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Men attack student

[caption id="attachment_40020" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="A male student was assaulted on 15th Street early Wednesday morning.


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Police pursue necklace leads

Virginia State Police said last week the necklace worn by slain Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington has not yet been recovered. When police initially reported Harrington missing in October 2009, they emphasized the unique characteristics of the Swarovski necklace she wore in hopes that the necklace's physical description would help with recovery efforts, Virginia State Police spokesperson Corinne Geller said. "We released information early on because it was distinctive," Geller said.


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Corps ranks school second

The University placed the second-most number of graduates in the Peace Corps this year among middle-sized colleges and universities. Seventy-one University alumni are currently serving in the Peace Corps, compared to 64 volunteers in 2010.

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