For all of his talk about congressional challenger Tom Perriello’s “New York†ties, Fifth District Congressman Virgil Goode got a little extra cash on October 23 from one Louis Camilleri. Address: 120 Park Avenue, New York, New York. Occupation: Chairman & CEO of Philip Morris International.
Breaking with tradition, UVA has announced two recipients of the 2008 Thomas Jefferson Award, the highest honor bestowed upon members of the University community, according to a UVA press release.
When we were informed a few months ago that our home county, Nelson, would no longer take glass at its recycling center off Rte. 151, we certainly did not feel like breaking out the bubbly. We generate more glass than any other type of recyclable. So not to have an eco-approved outlet for that stuff has resulted in some major distress.
Can Virginia really turn blue? Tim Kaine thinks so.
The Governor made an appearance on The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC last night, where he outlined his thoughts on the Republican ticket’s change of strategy.
So, let’s spend a few minutes evaluating the New York Times’ work on our city.
Because sometimes it’s fun to write a rap about Jay-Z then put it on the Internet.
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NPR’s “Morning Edition” takes stock today of UVA’s “social norming” alcohol education efforts that University brass say are keeping binge behavior under control and limiting the number of undergrads who drink and drive.
Yesterday was a busy day for politics in Virginia, with Obama rallies in Richmond and Leesburg, and a visit to U.Va by MSNBC political cartoonist and editor of the widely-read Cagle Cartoon Index, Daryl Cagle.
It’s official: the farmer’s market is no podunk operation. Last weekend, the Charlottesville City Market passed the $1 million sales mark for the season. That’s a lot of carrots.