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Thank you very much: Celebrate Thanksgiving—and then some—with 12 days of food, fun, and philanthropy

Thanksgiving is a great holiday. It means a four-day break from work for many of us, and gluttonous consumption of food is encouraged. And then there’s the Macy’s parade, which […]

joebargmann | November 20, 2019

Living

The many lives of Neve Hall: In its nearly 100-year history, the new home of Potter’s Craft Cider has seen it all

A few weeks back, I visited Neve Hall, a historic Episcopal chapel and manse on 14 acres in Albemarle County, for the first time. Three miles south of I-64 on […]

joebargmann | November 13, 2019

Living

Out and about: Living, food, and drink events

How sweet it is Pollinator education and honey will be on tap Thursday, November 14, at Peace Frogs Travel/Outfitters. Diego DeCorte of The Elysium Honey Co. will make a presentation […]

joebargmann | November 13, 2019

Living

We are all Meteor: Pondering our emotional connection to animals

On October 22, The Washington Post published a 2,000-word story about Meteor the yak. The piece was essentially a deep-dive obituary of the sort usually reserved for movie stars, war […]

joebargmann | October 30, 2019

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Testing the waters: Wilson Craig bets on canned cocktails as the next big thing

Under normal circumstances, having your jaw broken and reset in order to correct an underbite—and then being laid-up in recovery for two months—would be a bummer. But Wilson Craig was […]

joebargmann | October 29, 2019

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Plenty good: Della Bennett wants you to enjoy eating—and she delivers

You grow up in Fluvanna County, graduate from the local high school, and you’re wondering, what am I going to do with my life? College is the next step—at least, […]

joebargmann | October 28, 2019

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Home sweet home: Cottage please!

Moving is stressful. Moving to an old place that needs a gut renovation is more stressful. Fighting with your spouse every step of the way? That’s a major test. Jason […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Building trust: For a Belmont farmhouse makeover, a couple gives their friends carte blanche

Enlisting your best friends to design and manage the renovation of your home can be a risky endeavor, particularly when you encourage them to exercise creative freedom in designing what […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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The DIY backyard: How to install a home landscape that’ll make you proud

We have all seen the perfectly groomed gardens on TV house-flipping shows and in magazines, including this one. Pinterest is a slideshow of landscapes that are intended to inspire creativity […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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Glass act: A local winery’s new tasting room is all bottled up

The empty bottles were piling up at Free Union’s Glass House Winery. The recycling service that co-owners Jeff and Michelle Saunders relied on for years had begun hauling the glass […]

joebargmann | October 25, 2019

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