UVA students use survey to define Casteen Arts Grounds
"It’s also important to note that this term [Arts Grounds] has been around for almost five years, and yet we don’t use it"
Cuccinelli demands UVA climate research documents again
Although several investigations in Great Britain and the US have not turned up evidence of fraud, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli continues to use the Freedom of Information Act to demand climate-change scientist Michael Mann’s research documents.
Hydraulic Whole Foods building to be finished by winter
Combined with the development of Hillsdale Drive Extended, construction of the new 40,000-square-foot Whole Foods grocery store has dotted Hydraulic Road with orange cones and construction signs for months. But Alan Taylor, Vice President of River Bend Management, Inc., expects the outer shell of the new store to be complete by December or January. […]
NoVa man guilty of obstruction for false tip in Harrington case
Virginia State Police announced the conviction of a 51-year-old Northern Virginia man, Alvin T. Daniels, for “maliciously and intentionally” providing false information
UCARE wraps up public meetings for new slavery memorial at UVA
After gathering 800-something survey responses, the outcome was ‘No, we don’t know it’s there, and, yes, we think there needs to be something more visible.’”
Sarah Palin lends cash to Robert Hurt’s Fifth District Congressional campaign
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin gave $3,500 to Hurt’s campaign; Perriello raised $660,000 in the quarter
Monticello closes trail after storm
The cost of repairs is still being tallied after 60 mile-per-hour winds barreled through Charlottesville on Thursday, June 24. “There was obvious overtime and some damage to our parks,” said Ric Barrick, city director of communications, via e-mail. “We will be applying for federal aid. At the least it gives residents a chance to apply […]