Don’t use sex as a weapon
Don’t use sex as a weaponThe last time I wrote to C-VILLE to object to advertising that used the female body and sex to advertise a product, I was essentially […]
Nukes aren’t for kids?
Michael Stuart’s letter is misleading [“Kids for nuclear power,” Mailbag, August 28]. North American Young Generation for Nuclear, the group he represents, are by and large current or former Dominion employees.
Letters to the Editor
Thank you for your excellent “Taking Care” [Cover story, August 22], a critical review of Virginia and Charlottesville\’s nursing homes. It is a cold comfort that Charlottesville\’s nursing homes are “average.” As the article indicated, “average” is anything from “good” to “bad” to “horrible.”
Letters to the Editor
Protests against recently proposed ordinancesâfor mountain protection and phasing and clusteringâcenter around defense of “property rights,” including anticipated limitations on the amount of profit landowners can hope to make by selling their land to developers [“Mountain overlay proposals irk landowners,” Development News, August 8].
Mailbag
The Week’s not weak The expanded writing of The Week section is a welcome change for the C-VILLE Weekly [February 7]. In my issue, the numbering of the pages was […]
Letters to the editor
In the August 8 edition of C-VILLE, in the Opinionated column by Mayor David Brown [“We\’re No. 1! How do we keep it that way?”], he talks of why Char-lottesville is such a wonderful place to live, listing as one of the reasons the “bustling pedestrian mall.”
Letters to the editor
Mummy’s not the word Thank you for the opportunity to voice my concerns about The Party Crasher article on the Crooked Road Music trail in your August 8 edition [“I […]
Letters to the editor
Organics’ broad appeal I was pleased to see your story, “The $5 Tomato” [August 1], listing local farms, describing organic methods, and citing the regional food system study undertaken by […]
Letters to the editor
“Restructuring” in actionFrom time to time you publish letters that are critical of University restructuring [“’Feelings’ vs. ‘Facts,” Mailbag, July 25]. These letters often say that wages at the Medical […]
Letters to the editor
Enjoy it while you can Erika Howsare’s bittersweet obituary about a portion of Old Lynchburg Road in “A Quiet Place” [Places We’ll Lose, July 18] was touching and personal to […]