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uhub Interview: UVa. baseball coach Brian O Connor
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 The Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League is calling out the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality for what it says are attempts on the part of the DEQ to erase the lives and history of the Union Hill community while misleading the State Air Pollution Control Board regarding the proposed compressor station site for Dominion Atlantic Coast Pipeline. DEQs Mike Dowd attempted to discredit the historical significance of the Union Hill community because some 60 to 70 years ago, the descendants of the white slave owners tore down the plantation home where the ancestors of Union Hill residents were enslaved, 聽Sharon Ponton, BREDLs Stop the Pipeline Campaign Coordinator, wrote in comments filed with DEQ this week.Kathie Moseley, BREDL Vice President and Chair of BREDLs Union Hill Chapter, Concern for the New Generation, stated,  Dominion and DEQ have done their best to ignore our community as if our neighborhood and lives dont matter. It is time they face the facts鈥攚e live here and we wont be erased so they can build a compressor station. Mark Barker, BREDLs Executive Assista stanley mug nt, shared,  DEQ put improper emphasis on EJScreen, a tool the EPA clearly states has a substantial unc stanley mug ertainty in demographic and environmental data and should be supplemented with additional analysis and local knowledge in any determination of a communitys Environmental Justice status. He continued,  EJScreen relies on American Community Surveys which covers only 4 to 5 percent of the US population stanley cup  on  Zbmv Virginia health officials warn of increased hepatitis A risk
 Story by Chris GrahamWith AFP VideoA campaign website to rival that of any statewide candidate. A ground o stanley de peration that pledges to knock on thousands of doors and make as many phone calls. Lorie Smith is ready for May 2010. I feel so strongly about the message that I carry, and I feel so strongly about this city, as a native of Waynesboro, and the plans that I want to see to fruition, with the work that I started in 2006, that really, Im not done. Its important that I let the citizens know that Im here, and that Im here for the long term,  said Smith, who on Friday announced her candidacy for re-election to Waynesboro City Council. Smith was elected to represent Ward D on City Council in 2006, upsetting two former Council members, Reo Hatfield and DuBose Egleston, in a bitterly-contested three-way race. The former Waynesboro School Board chair is stepping up the campaigning quite a bit for her 10 bid. She said today that she has been meeting with a team of campaign volunteers since the spring in anticipation of having an opponent or opponents in next years city election stanley uk s._____________________________________________________________AFP Interview with Lorie Smith____ stanley cup __________________________________________________________ It was important for me to announce early. I do expect that Ill probably have some competitors in this race. I do think in any race that some competition is good for the voters,  said Smith, whose challengers could include the aforementioned Hatfield, who ha