VOP fights for ex-con voting rights
Virginia is one of only two states, along with Kentucky, that do not automatically restore voting rights to felons who have served their time.
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VOP fights for ex-con voting rights
Harold Folley offers his own account of difficult process
Virginia is one of only two states, along with Kentucky, that do not automatically restore voting rights to felons who have served their time.
Head of Patent Foundation steps down
After 11 years as the executive director and CEO of UVA’s Patent Foundation, Robert MacWright has resigned.
Over their heads?
A late UVA rally kept Virginia Tech’s 78-75 victory in Blacksburg from being a slam dunk, but a loss is still a loss. With conference play now in full swing, UVA men’s basketball team (7-6, 1-1 ACC) has to find some swagger to run with the fast-paced Tar Heels of North Carolina when they […]
Water plan "architect" reflects on controversy
In 2005, Ridge Schuyler, then piedmont program director at The Nature Conservancy, was talking to former Albemarle County watershed manager
More Q&A with Ridge Schuyler
The following responses are bonus material from this article. C-VILLE: Why should city ratepayers care about restoring the Moormans River? Ridge Schuyler: This is a water supply plan. It’s not a Moormans restoration plan. It meets the 50-year needs of this community, much as the South Fork met our needs for almost 50 years when […]
Day eight: Project still on time
Good morning, fellow brick watchers! The sun is shining, the air is crisp, and the bricks are still coming up one by one.
Day five: Updates, shout-outs, fun facts, oh my!
So many things to share with you about bricks, so little reason to devote an entire blog post to each of them.
Day four: Crews back in action
“So far so good,†says Debbie Brewer, who works at The Mole Hole. “They’re doing such a good job, the way they’re doing it. Block by block.â€
UPDATE: Day three: Weather delays demolition
Because of today’s rain, progress on the rebricking has slowed.