Vineyard Estates, Frank Hardy agree to settlement before lawsuit reaches trial
The $1.9 million breach-of-contract lawsuit was filed in early 2009
High levels of dangerous pesticide found in city creeks
According to the Daily Progress, the city has been aware of the contamination, but made no public warnings.
Charlottesville pilot, architect dies in Roanoke plane crash
The passenger, also a Charlottesville man, John Whitmer, is reported in serious condition
Sudden return of MCP at-grade interchange baffles
A disconnect between City Council and the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) over the planned 250 Interchange
UVA offers admission to 6,907 undergraduates, including a world chess champion
The target size for the Class of 2014 is 3,240 students. UVA’s School of Engineering saw a 12-percent increase in applications
Martha Jefferson announces move-in date for new hospital on Pantops
The new hospital (also the sixth largest landowner in the area) will receive its Certificate of Occupancy a few months prior to the move, which marks the time employees will begin training at the new facility
Following Cantor and Perriello incidents, windows broken at Albemarle GOP headquarters
Damages are currently estimated at $1,000
Deeds and Toscano discuss budget, General Assembly session tonight at Senior Center
Ask your questions and have your voice heard starting at 6:30pm
UVA Jefferson Scholars Foundation honors John and Betsy Casteen with $500,000 gift challenge
The gift was also a way to recognize Casteen for his dedication to and creation of the Scholars Program. The first Jefferson Scholars enrolled in 1981.
Creciendo Juntos sees county support disappear
As a result of one of the toughest budget seasons in recent memory, County Executive Bob Tucker’s $293.8 million budget does not include any funding for Creciendo Juntos