The Editor’s Desk

Achieving results Thank you for your continued coverage of the controversies in our city school system [“Fall into the gap,” 7 Days, May 3]. Many people are shocked by how […]

Reaping the benefits  Your story, “Where do we go when we die?” was timely and informative [April 19]. Death and dying are topics we mostly try to ignore, hoping they […]

Ridge over troubled plotter Regarding your “Plan of inaction” article concerning new developments and the Ridge Street Neighborhood Association (RSNA) [The Week, April 19], your article would have been more […]

Learn about learning The angst currently characterizing the Charlottesville school community has recurred in school districts around this country countless times since mass schooling began [“There’s still time to fix […]

Step into the gap Thank you for the first-rate article on solving the problem in our city schools [“There’s still time to fix the city schools,” March 29]. I was […]

Contain yourself Rob Pates’ letter is very typical of anti-nukes since he obviously does not know the difference between the design of U.S. commercial nuclear power plants and Chernobyl [“What […]

Student council We are seventh graders that go to Burley Middle School. We wish to talk to you about the pros of nuclear energy and why the proposed nuclear reactors […]

Core issues I’d like to comment on Will Martin’s letter about Surry, and also about North Anna [“Virginia’s other nukes,” Mailbag, March 8]. His understanding is that nuclear plants were […]

Green acres Inadvertently, I’m sure, City Planner Ron Higgins misspoke when he told C-VILLE [“Holmes on the range,” The Week, March 1] that vacant lots in Charlottesville “have been selling […]

Dede Smith defended Recent letters to the C-VILLE Weekly [Mailbag, February 22] and The Daily Progress have seconded Mayor David Brown’s accusation that School Board President Dede Smith has failed […]