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WINA Chief Education Analyst, and CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, Lee Elberson examined whether we need to implement year-round school to prevent learning loss and improve student performance in reading and math.
Carla Shifflet, owner of Posture Studio Pilates and Physical Therapy in Charlottesville, and the Director of Physical Therapy of the organization, Tara Fontenot discussed how to overcome both acute and chronic injuries through a combination of physical therapy and pilates and much more.
Morning News examined some of the prison reforms implemented by Governor Spanberger’s administration and discussed the connection between recidivism (repeat crime), addictive behavior, treatment duration and more.
WINA’s Chief Economic Analyst, UVA Professor Ed Burton discussed the rate of price increases in the economy, data centers, energy production and costs, congressional legislation limiting wall street from purchasing homes and more.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discussed the importance of strength training to maintain balance as a component of healthy aging and how to get started in that endeavor.
The Chair of UVA Orthopedics discusses the devastating effects of orthopedic injuries due to fireworks, gambling in college athletics, whether it’s better to coach professionally or collegiately these days, the impact of UVA Men’s Basketball losing Mike Curtis as their strength coach and more.
The Communications Director for the County discussed the protocol for releasing sensitive information to the public, the reason the term ‘no further threat to the public’ is used in crime related information, the influence of social media and the protocol for FOIA requests from the county.
The Executive Director of the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA discussed the importance of protecting pets during fireworks, from heat related illnesses and she shared information regarding their innovative pet food pantry.
The Executive Director of the Cav Futures foundation talked about the process of how student athletes at UVA are engaging in philanthropy and he highlighted one impactful nonprofit Camp Holiday Trails.
The Community Care Pastor at Portico Church, Desmond Glenn, discussed a major unity event happening on Saturday June 27th at Washington Park called ‘Day of Healing’. Twelve local churches are partnering for the event.