“Green” is a popular concept with many applications in real estate where it can mean energy efficiency but can also encompass water conservation, non-voc paint or carpet, use of renewable resources such as bamboo flooring or commitment to sustainable landscaping. As a homeowner you may choose green for a number of reasons including greater comfort, […]
Gutters are a channel at the eaves or on the roof of a building and are designed to carry off rainwater. As such, they play an essential role in protecting the structural integrity of your house. That’s why maintaining your gutters is the most important thing you can do to prevent water damage to your […]
Local Business Owner Raises $33k For Rover Corbin Snow, owner of Snow’s Garden Center & Landscaping, was awarded the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy at Saturday’s CASPCA Critter Ball. The award was given to the ‘contestant’ who raised the most money and performed the best dance for Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA supporters. Snow started his Corbin […]
Charlottesville’s Joseph Coleman will travel this weekend to take on Richmond’s 26.2-mile SunTrust marathon in a wheelchair.
Boyd took each precinct, including Hollymead and its battleground Forest Lakes site where, incidentally, 700 fewer voters turned out this year.
UVA’s website warns students that "we are a paperless office and submitting documents by mail is not recommended"
C-VILLE Weekly collected campaign finance information for each race, including top donors, cash on-hand, and total funds raised in 2011, and put them on the map
It’s finally here, Election Day 2011. The issues are hot, the candidates are ready, but are voters? Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell announced yesterday that voter turnout throughout Virginia is expected to be low, around 20 percent of registered voters
Despite reduced numbers, voters bring concerns over many big issues to the polls.