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Jack Blackburn served as the dean of admissions for 24 years. He championed academic diversity by actively recruiting students with different,
County Board of Supervisor Chairman David Slutzky announced yesterday on the Coy Barefoot radio show “Charlottesville…Right Now” that he will not run against Republican Delegate Rob Bell.
Over the weekend, Steve Blaine, an attorney representing Biscuit Run, told the Daily Progress that the project has been put on hold due to the economy.
It’s only January and Terry McAuliffe has already thrown the first punch. McAuliffe, who just this month officially announced his intention to run for governor, is broadcasting the first TV ad in this year’s gubernatorial race.
The run for City Sheriff is officially interesting. Local police officer James E. Brown, III announced his intention to run yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday, Tom Perriello voted against releasing bailout funds, the second $350 billion of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) that was approved by Congress last fall.
Captain Mike Baird announced his nomination for city sheriff.
On the eve of Jack Blackburn’s funeral on Saturday morning, we caught up with Edward Ayers, President of the University of Richmond and former UVA Dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Rob Schilling fans are rejoicing. WINA newsradio announced yesterday that “The Schilling Show†is coming back Monday, January 26 in an expanded two-hour format, from noon to 2pm.