UVA Health Sets Open House, Ribbon Cutting For New Gainesville Imaging Center UVA Health Sets Open House, Ribbon Cutting For New Gainesville Imaging Center
UVA Health Sets Open House, Ribbon Cutting For New Gainesville Imaging Center UVA Health will hold an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate its new outpatient imaging center in Gainesville on Wednesday, July 22. The event begins at 5 p.m. at UVA Health Outpatient Imaging Gainesville, located at 7454 Limestone Drive. The ribbon cutting and remarks are scheduled for 5:45 p.m. According to UVA Health, the center is designed to expand access to diagnostic services across Northern Virginia in an outpatient setting. The facility offers 3D mammography, breast biopsies, MRI, CT, ultrasound, DEXA scans, and walk-in X-ray services. It is also integrated with UVA…
NY Medical College Names New Health Sciences Dean In Valhalla NY Medical College Names New Health Sciences Dean In Valhalla
NY Medical College Names New Health Sciences Dean In Valhalla New York Medical College named Brian J. Nickerson dean of its School of Health Sciences and Practice in Valhalla, marking a leadership change at the school after more than two decades under its prior dean. The appointment took effect July 1, 2026. According to New York Medical College, the school chose Nickerson after an extensive national search. He succeeds Robert W. Amler, who led the School of Health Sciences and Practice for more than 20 years. Nickerson came to NYMC from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where he served as senior associate dean. His work there included lea…
Trump DOJ Sues Maryland To Kill In-State Tuition, Scholarships For Undocumented Students Trump DOJ Sues Maryland To Kill In-State Tuition, Scholarships For Undocumented Students
Trump DOJ Sues Maryland To Kill In-State Tuition, Scholarships For Undocumented Students Maryland’s DREAM Act is headed for a federal courtroom. The Trump administration sued the state on Thursday, July 16, seeking to strip undocumented students of access to reduced tuition, scholarships, and other financial aid at public colleges and universities. The 23-page complaint targets Maryland, the Maryland Higher Education Commission, and the University System of Maryland Board of Regents, arguing that the state gives undocumented residents benefits denied to US citizens living elsewhere. At the center of the fight is a 2011 law that allows qualifying undocumented students to pay in…
LI High School Cancels Football Despite Recent Back-To-Back Titles LI High School Cancels Football Despite Recent Back-To-Back Titles
LI High School Cancels Football Despite Recent Back-To-Back Titles A Long Island high school has canceled its football program for the 2026 and 2027 seasons, despite a recent track record of success. Holy Trinity High School in Hicksville will not field a varsity team for the next two years, Newsday reported Wednesday, July 15. The school had hired a new coach, Cain Mack, for the 2026 season, but he resigned suddenly late last week, according to an administration letter obtained by Newsday. Mack’s resignation was “not what we expected,” Holy Trinity Principal Brian Colomban wrote in the letter. He called Mack’s decision “not an easy one.” In 2025, Holy T…
$7M Sale Of Toms River Motel Will Create Housing For Homeless $7M Sale Of Toms River Motel Will Create Housing For Homeless
$7M Sale Of Toms River Motel Will Create Housing For Homeless A former Jersey Shore motel is getting a second life after selling for $7 million to a nonprofit that plans to turn it into transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness. The commercial property at 3324 Route 37 East in Toms River, formerly the Pelican Motel, has been purchased by Habcore Inc., a New Jersey-based nonprofit housing organization. Habcore plans to convert the property into transitional housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, expanding the organization's presence in Ocean County. The seller was represented by John Sica of Newmark Associates,…
Managing High Blood Pressure Managing High Blood Pressure
Managing High Blood Pressure High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, happens when blood pushes too hard against the walls of your blood vessels. Most people with high blood pressure feel normal and may not know they have it, but over time, high blood pressure can be harmful to your body. So, let’s talk about what causes high blood pressure and how to manage it! Why does checking my blood pressure matter? High blood pressure often has no symptoms, but over time it can damage your heart, brain, kidneys, eyes, and blood vessels. It also can increase your risk of stroke, heart attack, kidney disease, and vision …
Love Island USA Has A New Winner, And She's From Virginia Love Island USA Has A New Winner, And She's From Virginia
Love Island USA Has A New Winner, And She's From Virginia Virginia has a new reality TV champion. Newport News model Trinity Tatum and Bryce Dettloff were crowned the winners of Love Island USA Season 8 during the live finale after earning the most votes from viewers, taking home the show's $100,000 grand prize. Tatum, 25, is the latest Hampton Roads native to find herself in the national spotlight after spending the summer on one of the country's most-watched reality competition series, which pairs contestants in search of romance while America ultimately decides the winning couple. The victory capped a whirlwind run for Tatum, who entered the v…
Convicted MS-13 Associate Sent To ICE Custody After Virginia Murder Sentence Convicted MS-13 Associate Sent To ICE Custody After Virginia Murder Sentence
Convicted MS-13 Associate Sent To ICE Custody After Virginia Murder Sentence His prison sentence is over. His trip out of the country is just beginning. Virginia officials turned over a convicted murderer and suspected MS-13 associate to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement after honoring a federal immigration detainer, the agency announced. Jose Jairo Rivas-Santiago, 32, a Honduran national, was taken into ICE custody on June 15 after completing the portion of his incarceration that made him eligible for release from the Virginia Department of Corrections. According to ICE, Rivas-Santiago was arrested by Homeland Security Investigations agents in Richmond in Apr…
Suffern's Eric Becker Heads To MLB, Drafted By Cincinnati Reds Suffern's Eric Becker Heads To MLB, Drafted By Cincinnati Reds
Suffern's Eric Becker Heads To MLB, Drafted By Cincinnati Reds A Hudson Valley, NY native who attended a nearby high school in New Jersey is officially headed to professional baseball.  Eric Becker, a Suffern native and standout shortstop at the University of Virginia, was selected by the Cincinnati Reds with the 58th overall pick in the second round of the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft, Sports Illustrated reported.  Becker becomes one of the highest-drafted players to come out of the Cavaliers' program in recent years and joins a Reds organization that has selected several Virginia players over the past decade.  The 6-foot-3, left-h…
Jalen Brunson Makes Special Visit To Margate Restaurant Jalen Brunson Makes Special Visit To Margate Restaurant
Jalen Brunson Makes Special Visit To Margate Restaurant A restaurant in Margate that helps people with disabilities recently had a visit from Jalen Brunson. Brunson, who was named NBA Finals MVP in leading the New York Knicks to its first NBA Championship in 53 years, recently visited The Other Lucy Beach Grille in Margate. The restaurant employs people with disabilities, giving them skills and job training. And Brunson appeared to be a satisfied customer and helped lift people's spirits. "Your kindness and encouragement meant so much, especially to one student who truly needed a reason to smile," Lucy Paccione, the owner of the restaurant ,wro…
Domestic Terrorism Charges Filed Against Aberdeen Man Over Supreme Court Threats: DOJ Domestic Terrorism Charges Filed Against Aberdeen Man Over Supreme Court Threats: DOJ
Domestic Terrorism Charges Filed Against Aberdeen Man Over Supreme Court Threats: DOJ A Maryland man who lobbed threats at the US Supreme Court and other officials is facing years behind bars, federal authorities announced. Daniel Amos, 51, has been indicted following a series of harassing phone calls over the course of two years before his arrest, according to the US Attorney's Office. Court records say that between April 15, 2024, and April 16, 2026, Amos made multiple calls and initiated communication with a telecommunications device specifically to harass three people. It is further alleged that Amos made threats targeting a federal law enforcement officer who work…
SUNY Orange Grad Wins Top Biology Honor At Beacon Conference SUNY Orange Grad Wins Top Biology Honor At Beacon Conference
SUNY Orange Grad Wins Top Biology Honor At Beacon Conference A SUNY Orange graduate turned personal experience into award-winning biology research recognized at a regional community college conference. Sydney Newsome, a December 2025 SUNY Orange graduate, presented “Saffman-Taylor Instability as a Biomimetic Model for Synaptic Pruning” on Thursday, June 5, at the 34th Annual Beacon Conference, according to SUNY Orange. Her work was named the top presentation in the Biological and Health Sciences category. The paper, which was drawn from her SUNY Orange Honors Program capstone research, will also be posted in the Beacon Conference’s annual proceeding…