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• Health care for older
Virginians: Challenges to
Medicare and Medicaid
• Health and quality of life
in the later years
• It's time to invest in family
caregiving
• Old and sad in Virginia
• Controlled chaos: The status
of education reform
• Logging: Not in my backyard!
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• Education, transportation,
and fiscal health: The keys
to Virginia's future
• Environmental mandates:
Can local governments pay
the price?
• Troubled waters: Are tough
times ahead for Virginia's
commercial fish and seafood
industry?
• Term limits: Should Virginia follow suit?
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• Privatizing job placement
services: More bang for the
welfare buck?
• Collaborative environmental
management: An emerging
approach and experience in
Virginia
• Issues in Virginia higher
education: Who gets to go?
• Virginia's small public water systems:
Can they tap the help they need?
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• Will books become the dumb
medium?
• Campaign finance reform:
Is it really needed?
• Taking the final step in
raising academic standards
• Making Virginia stronger:
Tourism development in
Southwest Virginia
• New institute fills need in
Virginia's tourism industry
• Virginia Southwest Blue Ridge Highlands:
Laying plans for tourism development
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• Are Virginia's public schools
failing?
• Does horse racing have a
future in Virginia?
• Credit accessibility:
Hindering economic
development in Virginia
• Defining and ensuring
quality in Virginia higher
education
• The Virginia State Capitol:
A comparative perspective
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• Virginia's water supply: Has
shortage replaced abundance?
• Transportation: A new sense
of urgency for Virginia?
• Virginia state and local
government finance
• Counties and towns:
Improving the relationship
• Standards of Learning: Why
Virginia's education reform is working
• Horseracing in Virginia: A promise in progress
• Freedom of information: Virginia needs an
ombudsman
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