Last night my husband and I stopped off at our neighborhood grocery store, the one where we do our last-minute shopping for essentials like beer and half-and-half. We did our usual quick circuit through the aisles, and landed at checkout in under a minute. The worker at the register was unfamiliar to me, but the other young woman sitting nearby is an employee we’ve seen many many times.
We’re leaving together,
But still it’s farewell
And maybe we’ll come back,
To earth, who can tell?
I guess there is no one to blame
We’re leaving ground
Will things ever be the same again?
The UVA athletic department issued a press release Wednesday night stating that starting quarterback Peter Lalich won’t play for the Cavaliers against the University of Connecticut on Saturday.
Elected officials and community leaders are heading to Northern Virginia this morning to address the employees of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) who may be relocated to the new DIA facility at Rivanna Station in Albemarle County as part of the Base Alignment and Closure program. The facility is being built on the site of the current National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC).
This is the object that Converse, the shoe company, sent me as a marketing piece recently. Why, I don’t know; perhaps my involvement with SUGAR, our women’s style and health section, got me on their mailing list. In any case, this is a big old pile o’ wasteful indulgence on the part of Converse, if you ask me.
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We are officially 58 days away from the presidential elections of November 4. The candidates are ready to enter the ring fully armed with celebrities. And that’s exactly what the Obama camp is doing this Thursday.
UVA’s Miller Center of Public Affairs is hosting The New Financial Architecture: A Global Summit today and tomorrow marking the inaugural Mortimer Caplin Conference on the World Economy.
CHO Airport is now ready to spread its wings. The Virginia Aviation Board (VAB) announced that it has approved tentative allocations of funds for 33 of the state’s airports.