VQR releases short film to coincide with latest issue
Check out "Half Lives: The Chernobyl Workers Now"
UVA names Bryan Fetzer, Harvard recruiter, new head of track program
Virginia athletics director Craig Littlepage announced Tuesday (Dec. 20) that Bryan Fetzer, the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Harvard the past two years, has been named the Cavaliers’ director of track and field/cross country.
New City Councilors are ready to get to work
Satyendra Huja, Kathy Galvin and Dede Smith were sworn in this afternoon by outgoing City Clerk Paul Garrett and are now full-fledged City Councilors
Charlottesville tech start-ups nab lion’s share of state grants
Today, the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) – a nonprofit organization linked to the state’s innovation and entrepreneurial efforts – awarded $3.6 million in awards
Charlottesville investment banker and family believed dead after plane crash
The single-engine airplane was traveling between New Jersey and Georgia when it crashed on I-287. The airplane was registered to Jeffrey Buckalew’s New York address
A book to give you TV time back
Make the Bread, Buy the Butter is the most sensible publication of 2011.
Trump Winery: Same vines, same crew, new buildings
According to McIntyre, the winemaking talents, from Gregory Brun to consultants like Michel Rolland and Laurent Champs, remain the same
Face to face with fame
A friend has a fun pursuit with her brother-in-law, counting how many celebrities they’ve seen. They are both well over a hundred now. This has inspired me to recount my less frequent encounters with famous people.