Thoughts on the Women For Obama Rally
Yesterday’s Women for Obama rally, while decidedly light on attacks on the McCain campaign, contained the single most important message the Dems can deliver about McCain and women.
Yesterday’s Women for Obama rally, while decidedly light on attacks on the McCain campaign, contained the single most important message the Dems can deliver about McCain and women.
Yesterday’s Women for Obama rally, while decidedly light on attacks on the McCain campaign, contained the single most important message the Dems can deliver about McCain and women.
Albemarle County police have announced the names of those involved in the county’s first homicide, which occurred yesterday afternoon. Police say that Travis Scott, a 23-year-old county resident, was killed in an attempted robbery.
UVA quarterback Peter Lalilch admitted today in court that he drank alcohol while on probation, but didn’t smoke marijuana.
Tourists beware. The Charlottesville Albemarle Convention & Visitors Bureau Center (CACVB) on Hwy 20 will close its doors on October 1.
Now here’s a truly cool project. A bunch of UVA students (in architecture and engineering) spent last Friday assembling, at the Cobham home of architecture prof John Quale, structures they’d designed to shelter two sleeping people. The rules were that the structures had to be made from recycled, reclaimed or natural materials; that materials had to be recycled after the project; and that each structure could take no more than two hours to assemble and cost no more than $10.
I’m about to head out to attend the Virginia Women for Obama Rally featuring Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, and Goodyear sex discrimination victim Lilly Ledbetter.
To celebrate the completion of a five-year renovation, Montpelier opened brand-new doors today, free of charge, to the public.
A crowd of at least 2,500 gathered at UVA’s Newcomb Hall Plaza this afternoon to attend the Women for Obama voter registration rally with Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, the wives of the Democratic presidential and vice-presidential candidates.
It was a lovely day for Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, and Lilly Ledbetter to come to Charlottesville. Here are some pictures; my thoughts on the event will follow in a separate post.