The last Green Reads under Bush
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The last Green Reads under Bush
Hello again, Green Readers. Looking for links? I’ve got ‘em.
Layoffs announced at GE Fanuc
For some county and city residents, the New Year began with the worst possible news. Albemarle County’s GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms has laid off approximately 50 employees.
The 12 most popular Live Arts productions of all time
What do the attendance numbers say about your theater preferences? Some pretty interesting stuff, really
Day 12: Bricky, it’s cold outside
It’s very cold outside. Construction crews are still stationed at the 200 blocks east and west, and at Central Place. And good news: The dust has cleared.
Festival of the Photograph announces 2009 lineup
It’s that time of year. The LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph announced the three featured artists for 2009. And the winners are
Fewer Jefferson Scholarships to be awarded this year
The Cavalier Daily reports that the Jefferson Scholars Foundation is planning to award fewer scholarships this year as a direct result of the substantial loss the Foundation’s endowment has suffered.
Trees on Fire release Organica: Volume One
Smell something burning? It’s the new EP from that band you dig. But is it a good burning, or a bad burning?
McAuliffe beats Dem rivals at fundraising game
Joining the Virginia governor’s race months after his fellow Democratic candidates state Senator Creigh Deeds and state Delegate Brian Moran does not appear to be a serious handicap for Terry McAuliffe.
UPDATE: Michael Keaveny splits from Red Light Management
Michael Keaveny confirms rumors that he is no longer heading Red Light Management’s restaurant operations for Coran Capshaw.
UPDATE: Organizers postpone International Food and Wine Experience till the summer
The food and wine extravaganza is now scheduled for July 32 to August 2, 2009.