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“We wanted to take action. We’re the youth, we’re the future and our government isn't doing anything to protect us.”
“It seems like lots of folks have seen pedestrians in and around this area having a tough time trying to cross 29, so that’s a big part of what we’re doing here."
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The city is in the middle of a six-month study that started in March that will lead up to an August deadline for the city to submit to the Virginia Department of Transportation a SmartScale project application to fund redesign of the road.
“This message is in many ways a painful repetition of what we have said in response to earlier shootings across our country, including ten days ago at Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo."
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“This message is in many ways a painful repetition of what we have said in response to earlier shootings across our country, including ten days ago at Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo."
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"If we can have active discussions that density is not the third head of devils, then we can in fact go someplace that I think we would like us to go.”
Charlottesville officials say there’s always reason to be on alert following a white supremacist tragedy, but they’re not aware of any specific threats surrounding the anniversary of the 2017 violence.
The right travel lane on westbound Hydraulic Road is closed to traffic from Brandywine Drive to Hillsdale Drive due to a sinkhole.
The court will free up resources in the Nelson County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, according to a news release.
State police said the woman in question is accused of walking into four different United Bank branches on Feb. 4 and using a fake ID to cash fraudulent checks.
Browse through recently listed homes in the Charlottesville real estate market and find your next home!
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The Jefferson-Madison Regional Library will begin discussions of a potential name change for the library after a local descendants of enslaved laborers group asked the library board of trustees to change the name Monday.
The request for proposals was posted Friday night and will remain open through June 15.
Dr. Petri answers questions about COVID in this week's column.
With a bonfire, paint-by-numbers mural and time capsule, students and the school community marked the end of the Jack Jouett era for the 56-year-old school.
Closed since May 2020, the $11.2 million center ha has experienced ongoing issues since opening in 2010.
The 39-year-old will serve four years in prison and cannot work as a massage therapist again as part of his plea.
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