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Families have many questions about going back to school this year, whether virtual or in person. @VDHgov and @VDOE_News offer help for COVID-19 issues, immunizations, mental health resources and more.
Find resources at: vdh.virginia.gov/backtoschoo…
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Most of last night’s 2019 @LibraryofVA Literary Award recipients thanked a teacher or librarian for putting books in their hands, because readers make good writers!
Wrapping perfection? Be sure and submit that Governors Technology Award entry by 6:00 pm today. You’ve got this!! Https://www.covits.virginia.…
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Deadline extended!! You’ve now got thru 6 p.m. Monday, July 15 to submit your 2019 Governor’s Technology Award entries. Best of luck! Https://www.covits.virginia.…
It’s that time! Gov. Northam today announced the opening of the annual Governor’s Technology Awards program. Find his release and the categories, guidelines and entry instructions on COVITS.virgini.gov. Best of luck!
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The Original Building on the Arlington Campus will soon be coming down to build Mason’s new School of Computing. Have a memory of the Original Building from your time at Mason? We want to hear it! Tell us what you remember or what you’ll miss here: forms.gle/PNQfECYBeNaLrr3Y6
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.@MarkWarner: "I’m confident that the #VTInnovationCampus will help meet the demands of our digital age & grow Virginia’s economy by fueling the jobs of tomorrow."
He also notes this as his favorite VT moment — right up there with helping get @hokiesports into @theACC. 😁
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Registration for @UVADSI #UVADatapalooza2018 is open! Spots are filling up fast. Get your tickets today. tinyurl.com/y9pf5kr6
Yesterday, the VITA Innovation Program (VIP) hosted Capabilities Within the Cloud, presented by Google. The interactive session, held at the @ScienceMusofVA, provided a high-level overview of modern application development, cloud migration and what they mean to Virginia.
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We’re seeing a lot of NC plates out and about on our roads today. Welcome, new friends. ❤️ We’re so glad you decided to come here. Make yourself at home and stay as long as you’d like. #virginiaisforlovers
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Motorists are asked to avoid traveling into North Carolina due to flooding. A large portion of I-95 in NC is closed. @NCDOT says hazardous travel conditions exist on roads south of US-64 and east of I-73/74. Check DriveNC.gov for detour information.
Much of I-95 in North Carolina is closed due to #FlorenceNC flooding. People should avoid traveling today for their safety. Road conditions across state are rapidly changing: bit.ly/2jn0Fh0
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Residents in Southwest Virginia should prepare for #FlorenceVA-related flooding now. Find out how at VAEmergency.gov/floods
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Flood Reporter: Help identify flood locations throughout the Commonwealth and submit photos. Click the link, open the app, submit the location and upload photos, and, or a description. #FlorenceVA
vdemgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps…
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Our Freedom of Information Act and Cyber Security Programs Won Awards for Innovation at @COVITS. Details: bit.ly/2D9tVmr
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@COVITS 2018 occurred last week & the VA Dept of Health Emergency Department Care Coordination project that Impact Makers supported won a Governor’s Technology Award under the "IT As Efficiency Driver – Government to Citizen" category. bit.ly/2MvgVHb @GovernorVA
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Communities throughout Southwest Virginia should prepare for 4 to 6 inches of rain as #Florence heads to the region Sunday (9/16) and Monday (9/17). #FlorenceVA
Life-threatening, catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding are likely over portions of the Carolinas and the southern/central Appalachians into the middle of next week, as #Florence is expected to slow down as it approaches the coast and moves inland.
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Category of the storm is only related to wind, it does not tell you about all of the impacts with a #hurricane like #florence. Our impacts have not changed with storm surge and catastrophic flooding. Do not let your guard down. weather.gov/media/mhx/Latest…






























