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 […]
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 […]
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.
Go to a public meeting on uranium mining, or volunteer for the Eco Fair. Your choice.
Literacy Volunteers Tutor Training Did you know there are 9,000 adults in the Charlottesville/Albemarle area who have difficulty reading anything more challenging then a picture book? Literacy Volunteers is recruiting volunteer tutors to donate their time to work with adults for approx 2 hours a week. No teaching experience is required; you will be given […]