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Reports: UCLA Plans to Hire James Madison’s Bob Chesney as Its Next Football Coach

UCLA · Los Angeles

Reports: UCLA Plans to Hire James Madison’s Bob Chesney as Its Next Football Coach

56% Center coverage: 30 sources

His success made him one of the hottest candidates in the current coaching cycle.See the Story

UVA Interim President Faces Virginia Lawmakers over DOJ Discrimination Settlement

Department of Justice · Charlottesville

UVA Interim President Faces Virginia Lawmakers over DOJ Discrimination Settlement

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

UVA interim President Paul Mahoney defended his DOJ agreement ending discrimination investigation during questioning by Virginia lawmakers at State Capitol.See the Story

Christmas trees might be pricier this year, but growers say high supply will stave off big hikes

Trees · Virginia

Christmas trees might be pricier this year, but growers say high supply will stave off big hikes

Coverage: 2 sources

“There’s a lot of factors that go into the pricing, but I’d say this year is probably going to be a little higher than the past years,” said Ryan Clouse, president of the Virginia Christmas Tree Growers Association.See the Story

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