Charlottesville, Virginia Summer Camps 2010
ACAC ACAC Summer Camps are safe and fun environments where children of all ages participate in a variety of activities. These activities encourage a sense of individual and group identity, build character, and create a positive way of life. Camp is for rising kindergarten through eighth graders. acac.com Bounce-n-Play Established: 2010 Bounce-n-Play is excited about […]
Readers respond to previous issues
You are where? After reading the article on the extended-stay hotel proposed for West Main [Development News, November 24], I still don’t know where it will be, other than somewhere on West Main Street. I do know it will “sit where the Studio Art Shop is currently located-also known as Sycamore House- next to Kane […]
Election Night Update: Dems take City Council
Absentee ballots are not in, but Norris and Szakos have such a commanding lead, Bob Fenwick has no real chance.
Candidates for Charlottesville School Board
According to the Virginia Department of Education, the drop-out rate for Charlottesville high school students is 13 percent. How would you address this question? What measures would you recommend, specifically, to lower the rate? Ned Michie (Incumbent) As of last year, the state is calculating the dropout rate in a new, more accurate manner than […]
Democratic ticket
GOVERNOR Creigh Deeds Born: Richmond, 1958. Family moved to Bath County. Education: B.A., Concord College. J.D., Wake Forest University School of Law. Political career: – Member of the Virginia House of Delegates from 1992 until 2001 and has been serving in the Senate since December 2001, following the death of Senator Emily Couric. – In […]