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Wednesday, July 5 at Noon The Science Museum of Virginia welcomes clinical microbiologist, Arthur Guruswamy, as a special addition to its free Lunch Break Science program. On Wednesday, July 5,…

Very often emotions are extremely high in a case of emergency, like the anticipation of bad weather, and emotions can remain high even after the storm. The most important piece…

Richmond Public Schools’ Teachers’ Guide to a Productive Summer As the school year comes to an end, students and teachers alike anticipate the start of the best time of year:…

Now in its fifth year, the Ujima Legacy Fund has harnessed the generosity of its 40 members to award two grants of $20,000 each to Higher Achievement and Mega Mentors.…

For the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through November 30, forecasters predict a 45 percent chance of an above-normal season, a 35 percent chance of a…

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Please Bookmark this page! Please Share this guide. Emergencies and disasters are a part of life. Central Virginia is vulnerable to a variety of hazards including flooding, hurricanes, winter storms,…

Nearly 14 million Americans have been diagnosed with cancer. Although the rate of people who get cancer is going down, the overall number of people who have cancer is going…

The Science Museum of Virginia is proud to announce that active duty military and their families will enjoy free Museum exhibit admission this summer. Men and women serving in the…

The likelihood that you and your family will recover from a disaster tomorrow often depends on the preparations you make today. It is hurricane season, and as we move into…