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Not-so-private party: Getting married on the Downtown Mall has its benefits

Dreaming of an intimate wedding day? Don’t get married on the city’s Downtown Mall. But if you’re looking for a distinct venue that nearly screams “Charlottesville,” the iconic urban shopping […]

C-VILLE Writers | August 19, 2013

Living

Turn to stone: The scoop on soapstone’s rising popularity

First it was granite. All granite, all the time—people had to have their granite. But as the kitchen/bath upgrade revolution has aged, other materials have gained a foothold. So it […]

Shea Gibbs | August 16, 2013

Living

Full strength: Dealing with your child’s illness

On her second birthday, Ellie Blaine started vomiting repeatedly. After two weeks of multiple doctor and ER visits, her parents finally knew why: Ellie was diagnosed with a rare form […]

C-VILLE Writers | August 16, 2013

Living

Tears fears: When it’s O.K. to cry in front of your kids

Fine, I did it. We were pulling into our parking space, and even with the Happy Feet DVD playing and my escalating promises of macaroni for lunch and juice at […]

Caite Hamilton | August 15, 2013

Living

Alimentary canal diary: How I put the “me” in meconium

Like many expectant parents, I was dreading the number one and two responsibilities of raising a baby. The numbers are daunting: According to one source, the average baby requires somewhere […]

jackrice | August 15, 2013

Living

New to school: How to help your kid handle being the fresh face in the hall

Wendy Fisher was forever the new kid. Twelve times she started at a different elementary school. Twelve times she had to figure out how to fit in. She got pretty […]

Shea Gibbs | August 15, 2013

Living

Burst your bubbly: Uncorking the origins of Champagne and sparkling wine

Is there a more misunderstood and utterly disorganized style of wine than “sparkling”? (Alright, maybe Riesling, but that’s another discussion entirely—stay tuned!) Sparkling wine is, by all accounts, the patron […]

evanwilliams | August 15, 2013

Living

A counter point: Wes Carter wants to top off your kitchen

After years of working with toxic chemicals in his bath tub repair and refinishing business, Wes Carter decided he wanted “a cleaner, less harmful occupation,” so he focused his attention […]

Caite Hamilton | August 14, 2013

Living

Mr. Fix It: Spotlight on Winston Yancey

An old, rusty fan sat in a building for 30 years before, thanks to Winston Yancey Jr., it got a second chance. The fan, which once belonged to Yancey’s grandfather, […]

Caite Hamilton | August 14, 2013

Living

Just how we roll: Toshi Sato’s sushi will make an adventurous eater out of you

For most of my sushi eating life, I’ve thought of the the sushi roll as not much more than a wasabi delivery vehicle. Sushi was such an obvious scam when […]

Preston Long | August 14, 2013

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