Follow-up on Deeds: Still not that green
A mere hour or two after I posted last Wednesday, I got a phone call from Creigh Deeds’ people.
Gov. Tim Kaine announces layoffs and up to 15 percent cuts for state colleges
"The Commonwealth is continuing to manage the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression both responsibly and transparently," said Kaine in a press release.
Stimulus funds make PVCC budget cuts a bit less bitter
“Although the Governor announced a budget reduction of 13 percent for the Virginia Community College System, we are pleased that he decided to use one-time federal stimulus funds to offset part of this, resulting in a reduction of 6.9 percent,” said PVCC President Frank Friedman.
NEW C-VILLE COVER STORY! Not-so-secret Garden
Peter Hatch, whose books The Gardens of Monticello and The Fruit Trees of Monticello are standard-bearers in historic gardening
Charlottesville Community Design Center celebrates fifth anniversary
Downtown Mall gallery revisits vision, asks public to build on it during next month
C-VILLE Minute: Your weekend preview [VIDEO]
A three-step weekend improvement plan, featuring cameos by The Gregory Brothers and Paul Curreri
Republican Laurence Verga joins race for Fifth Congressional District seat
“I am running because I am concerned about the direction President Obama and the Democratic Congress is taking us,” said Verga at a press conference
UVA fox caught, expected to be euthanized
The fox allegedly bit two students near UVA Lambeth Field.
Bust two moves at the CCDC
Shake your groove thing with the designingest crowd in town, not once but twice. But first, some edification.
Students at highest risk for H1N1 infection, says local panel
Since April, the pandemic colloquially known as swine flu has swept through the US, affecting an estimated 1 million people. UVA will make vaccine available to students, says Dr. James Turner