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  Office with a view

  Bill Angers, of Eagle High-Rise Incorporated, cleans the windows of the Genworth Financial building in downtown Lynchburg on Thursday afternoon.

  05/25/2012 7:44 AM
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  Appomattox Elementary initiative teaches kindness

  Fourth grade teacher Debbie Carson reads "Growing Up with a Bucket Full of Happiness" to her class at Appomattox Elementary School. 

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  Appomattox Elementary initiative teaches kindness

  Students write messages back in forth to each other with encouraging words to fill each other's "buckets" at Appomattox Elementary School. 

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  Appomattox Elementary initiative teaches kindness

  Fourth graders Ronald Clayton (left) and Shalynn Jefferson read their validation letters to each other in Debbie Carson's class at Appomattox Elementary School. 

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  Two homes for the intellectually disabled dedicated as state looks to close CVTC

  Board member James Borland (left) and CVCS employee Crystal Halfkenny look at a tub deisnged for those wheelchair bound during the ribbon cutting event for the Ida B. Powell and Alan B. Pearson Intermediate Care Facilities on Tuesday.

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  Two homes for the intellectually disabled dedicated as state looks to close CVTC

  Board member James Borland (left) and CVCS employee Crystal Halfkenny look at a tub deisnged for those wheelchair bound during the ribbon cutting event for the Ida B. Powell and Alan B. Pearson Intermediate Care Facilities on Tuesday.

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  Two homes for the intellectually disabled dedicated as state looks to close CVTC

  Ida Powell looks around the Ida B. Powell Intermediate Care Facility on the ribbon cutting on Tuesday. 

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  Two homes for the intellectually disabled dedicated as state looks to close CVTC

  Alan Pearson walks out of the Ida Powell Intermediate Care Facility during the ribbon cutting ceremony for that along with the Alan B. Pearson building. 

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  Two homes for the intellectually disabled dedicated as state looks to close CVTC

  Kelly Hutcherson is pushed from the Alan B. Pearson Intermediate Care Facility where he will soon live at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Central Virginia Community Services.

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  Virginia Baptist Hospital marks neonatal clinic's 40th

  Twins Malonia (left) and Malaysia Aron, graduates of the Virginia Baptist Hospital neonatal unit, joined other preemies — young and old — at a reunion at the hospital Sunday. Malonia was 2 pounds, 2 ounces and Malaysia was 1 pound, 4 ounces at birth.

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  Virginia Baptist Hospital marks neonatal clinic's 40th

  RN Pilar Divina (left) greets 13-month-old Zoe Choo with her mother, Holly Choo, at the reunion Sunday. Choo weighed 4 pounds when she was born and stayed in the neonatal unit for 12 days. The celebration included cake, games. and visits with the doctors and nurses.

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  Lynchburg looks to "Kick the Habit" around city's parks

  Omar Mitchell kicks the ball at the kickball tournament held at the Jefferson Park Center Friday night. The tournament sponsored by the HIPE Coalition and Lynchburg Parks and Recreation was a "Kick the Habit" event encouraging children not to smoke. 

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  VDOT engineer chooses 2 wheels instead of 4 to commute to work

  Ken Carlton rides his bike down Campbell Ave for his commute to work. 

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  VDOT engineer chooses 2 wheels instead of 4 to commute to work

  Ken Carlton rides his bike starting on the Blackwater Creek Trail for his commute to work.

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  VDOT engineer chooses 2 wheels instead of 4 to commute to work

  Ken Carlton rides his bike down Campbell Ave for his commute to work. 

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  Fazio tags

  Jefferson Forest catcher Antonio Fazio lunges to try to make a tag in a summer league NABF World Series game. The senior has been relegated to a DH role after a collision at the plate two weeks ago.

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  New construction, growth at Liberty University

  Frank Hudson of Glass & Associates work on the roof of the garden house outside the new Hancock Welcome Center at Liberty University. The university is in the midst of a wave of construction projects designed to transform the campus over the next decade.  Jill Nance/The News & Advance  

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  Program helps teens in foster care find self-sufficiency

  Terrick Moyer goes over a rental lease with Andrew Wooten who will be moving into permanent house for Hope For Tomorrow.

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  Program helps teens in foster care find self-sufficiency

  Terrick Moyer goes over a rental lease with Andrew Wooten who will be moving into permanent house for Hope For Tomorrow. 

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  Program helps teens in foster care find self-sufficiency

  Terrick Moyer shows an apartment to Andrew Wooten who will be moving into permanent house for Hope For Tomorrow. 

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