Water update: DEQ declines meeting, tells Charlottesville and Albemarle to work it out
"I also expressed hope that you are working locally to resolve differences concerning the water supply permit," writes DEQ Director David Paylor
Charlottesville to sell SRO facility to Virginia Supportive Housing for $1.55M
If some locals are prematurely concerned about the project’s post-SRO days, then others may be concerned about the project’s clients and their proximity to the Mall
University of Virginia releases schedule for two-week Martin Luther King celebration
Events will feature local civil rights figures, Amiri Baraka, Freedom Riders screening with Julian Bond and Larry Sabato
World Peace Game founder John Hunter to close out TED2011
The only Albemarle County teacher to entrust world peace to eight-year-olds will help conclude the annual TED conference with Roger Ebert and Kathryn Schulz
Attorneys need more time to review items in Huguely case
As the number of criminal charges against former UVA student George Huguely increased last week, so did the tension surrounding a Monday pre-trial hearing in Charlottesville General District Court
UPDATE: Defense attorneys for Huguely say new charges “were not unexpected”
Prosecution filed five additional charges against the former UVA student, who will appear via video in Charlottesville General District Court on Monday
Albemarle supervisors authorize court study, discuss CIP funds
Based on case load projections, the Albemarle County General District Court needs to add another 25,000 square feet to its 18,000-square-foot facility at Court Square
Kluge lenders pour it on
If local land were local wine, then Vineyard Estates—a luxury real estate development envisioned by Patricia Kluge and Bill Moses—might be corked
Charlottesville’s Locavore Hunter talks about the invasivore diet
If beef is what’s for dinner, then Canada goose may be the invasivore’s alternative. Jackson Landers talks appetites and ecosystems with the New York Times
UPDATE: Local woman, 27, dies in Preston Avenue parking lot
Charlottesville police say Courtney Chambers, who died yesterday afternoon in a parking lot near Preston Avenue, appears to have experienced a "medical issue"