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漏 niroworld 鈥?stock.adobe For the filing week ending Sept. 19, seasonally unadjusted initial claims in Virginia were 10,582, an increase of 482 claimants from the previous week, but this continued the overall trend of lower claims volumes seen in recent months following Aprils peak.For the most recent filing week, from figures provided by the Virginia Employment Commission, continued weeks claimed totaled 188,195, which was a 6.7% decrease from the previous week, but 170,944 higher than the 17,251 continued claims from the comparable week last year.Continued weeks claimed have declined at a consistent pace since mid-August鈥攁round 6.6% a week.The continued claims to starbucks stanley cup tal is mainly comprised of those recent initial claimants who continued to file for unemployment insurance benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Share this page Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Telegram E-mail ContributorsContributorsHave a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip Email editor Chris Graham at [email 160;protected]. Su stanley mugs bscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple Podcasts,聽Spotify,聽Pandora and YouTube.View all posts by Contributors Local News stanley tazza Ben Cline won ;t hold a town hall: So, his constituents held one for h Iyuu ESPN s College GameDay to originate from New York Life ACC Tournament
Update: 9:30 p.m.聽The Virginia State Police have identified the driver of the Toyota. Sandra M. Seal, 57, of Crimora, Va., died at the scene. She was wearing a seat belt.聽Original post: 1:57 p.m. At 10:53 a.m.聽Thursday,聽Virginia State Police Trooper M.C. Brill responded to a two-vehicle fatal crash in Augusta County. The crash occurred in the 1500 block of East Side Highway.A 2001 Toyota Corolla was traveling north on East Side Highway when it crossed the centerline and struck head-on a southbound tanker truck. The impact of the crash caused the tanker truck to overturn onto its side.The driver of the Toyota died at the scene. State police are still in the process of notifying next of kin.The driver of the tanker truck, a 57-year-old Churchville man, was not injured in the crash. He was wearing a seat belt.The tanker truck was partially loaded with propane, which has to be unloaded before the truck can be cleared from the scene. The tanker was not damaged in the crash.The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Share this page Share Facebook Twitter pink stanley cup Linkedin Telegram stanley deutschland E- taza stanley mail TagsAugusta Free Pressnews ContributorsContributorsHave a guest column, letter to the editor, story idea or a news tip Email editor Chris Graham at [email 160;protected]. Subscribe to AFP podcasts on Apple |
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