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How many times have we heard, "You, too, can be a lawyer, doctor, or an architect"?

CAAR Spring Fling 
Hits Refresh Button with Attendees Deciding on which session to go to was a tough choice for many of the 100-plus attendees at the CAAR 2012 Spring Fling. The event, held on Thursday at Farmington Country Club, offered a completely new menu of classes with special emphasis on taking technology tools to […]

Want to get into the spirit of going green but don’t know where to start? You would be surprised at the number of projects you can do yourself that will make a difference in your use of energy. Here are ten inexpensive ways to go green in your home and backyard.   Build a clothesline […]

There are a number of reasons for this—two big ones being exceptionally low prices and interest rates that are at a 65 year low. In addition, real estate offers a number of clear tax benefits that are hard to beat. These include write-offs for fix-up costs, taxes and insurance, plus, says Robert Ramsey, Broker-Owner of […]

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 The Carnegie Hero Fund is presenting medals to two Albemarle residents for their heroic and lifesaving deeds.

 India’s ambassador to the United States, Nirupama Rao, will visit Charlottesville on April 4 to congratulate Satyendra Huja on his appointment as mayor.

Thursday 3/29 It takes tuba to tango Snazzy jazzists invade Charlottesville! The Charlottesville Jazz Society and the University of Virginia Arts Administration bring tuba master Bill Cole and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Daley to Cabell Hall for one concert. Though Cole and Evans compose highly-regarded jazz delicacies, they have, oddly, never performed together as a duet before. […]

Zero Garbage practitioner Rose Brown explains how to make your own deodorant from kitchen staples.

 Arena and LEAP are working together to build $280,000 solar power installation that will cut energy costs and create Virginia jobs.