At 2pm this afternoon, activists from Blue Ridge Earth First, Rising Tide North America, and Nuclear Watch South staged a non-violent protest in Dominion Resource’s North Anna nuclear power visitor center in Mineral, Virginia.
Six activists from Blue Ridge Earth First, Rising Tide North America, and Nuclear Watch South, were arrested for taking over and refusing to leave the Dominion Resource’s North Anna nuclear visitor center in Mineral, Virginia.
Devin Schneider is proudly sporting dark khakis, a blue tie and a big smile the morning of July 31. It is an important day for him: He is drug-free and has been for a whole year. Roughly a year ago, Schneider was arrested for possession (he would not tell this reporter the substance) while studying […]
Westhaven Community Day gives Charlottesville's oldest public housing complex a chance to show off
If you are thinking about driving to DC next weekend, think again. Route 29 South in Prince William County will be closed to traffic on three separate weekends over the next month due to the installation of a new deck on the bridge over Broad Run at Buckland. The Virginia Department of Transportation is advising motorists to add a good half hour to their leisure travels.
On Friday, August 1, the C-VILLE reported that The Tavern restaurant voluntarily closed for one day, but soon re-opened to business. Today, The Daily Progress reports that the Tavern is currently closed while it awaits the results of the Department of Health’s inspection, and won’t be open until Wednesday at the earliest.
Raise your Belgian beers! After a short hiatus, Michael’s Bistro is back in business.
Even the most favored eateries are not immune to national trends. An investigation by NBC29 has revealed that The Tavern restaurant is the source of a salmonella outbreak that has affected at least a dozen people.
Not bad for a Friday afternoon after all. Earlier today the C-VILLE office was witness to a full on, crane-swinging, tackle-to-the-ground fight between a restaurant patron and a Henry’s waiter on the Downtown Mall.
The confident strut, the dark khakis and the blue tie do little to hide the smile Devin Schneider is proudly sporting this morning. His swagger is unfazed by the metal detector. It is an important day for him, a day he said he’ll remember for a long time. He is drug-free and has been for a whole year.