The William Taylor Plaza, a development on the corner of Ridge Street and Cherry Avenue in the Fifeville neighborhood, got the initial favorable push from City Council last Monday. The developer, Southern Development, submitted an application to have the seven parcels that comprise the property rezoned to a Planned Unit Development (PUD). The planned development […]
The William Taylor Plaza, a development on the corner of Ridge Street and Cherry Avenue in the Fifeville neighborhood, got the initial favorable push from City Council last Monday. The developer, Southern Development, submitted an application to have the seven parcels that comprise the property rezoned to a Planned Unit Development (PUD). The planned development […]
At its meeting last Tuesday, The County Planning Commission voted unanimously to renew the Sugar Hollow Agricultural and Forestal District, near White Hall.
After having deferred the decision by one meeting, on Oct. 5 City Council voted to grant the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (RWSA)
Less than a month ago, the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (RWSA) unanimously chose Virginia firm Schnabel Engineering Associates to replace Gannett Fleming as the leading designer of a proposed new dam at the Ragged Mountain Reservoir.
Though still weeks away from the peak of flu season, the UVA Elson Student Health Center’s running tally of “influenza like illness”
Has the recession got you anxious? Emotional? Stressed? The UVA psychology department is looking for you, by which we mean Dr. Bethany Teachman, and her group of graduate students. Supported by grants from the UVA Institute on Aging and the Max Planck Network on Aging, Teachman and her team are studying the connection between anxiety […]
A UVA team of astronomers have discovered a new ring orbiting Saturn. The ring is 13 million kilometers in radius and is the largest planetary ring in the Solar System. After four to six weeks of intense work, a team of UVA scientists discovered a new, tenuous ring on Saturn. “The ring is the smoking […]
There’s little doubt that would-be governor Creigh Deeds is currently stuck between Barack and a hard place. Long known as a genial, gun-lovin’ Democrat, Deeds has been forced to fight his current battle against Bob McDonnell—a slick, well-coiffed conservative Ken doll—well outside his comfort zone. Consider this: In their previous match-up, a hard-fought 2005 campaign […]
We’re 41 weeks into this year-long archive search, and with this issue the theme is musical entertainment. First, what has become the perennial question of which music venues will survive: We asked that last week with the shuttering of Is, just as we pondered it 12 years ago, as Trax started to unravel. Then, the […]
Fitzgerald said his bit about “no second acts in American lives,” but F. Scott didn’t see Superchunk at the 9:30 Club in 2002. Turns out there are more than second or even third acts; there are also opening acts. Which might explain why, on that particular tour, bandleader Mac McCaughan and his band warmed up […]