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  01.16.20 Land use + planning 8 MIN READ

  Development Digest: Tech companies reserve space at Dairy Central

  Two national-level technology companies are planning to settle into Charlottesville's 10th and Page neighborhood this spring and summer.  More

  

  Emily Hays
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  01.14.20 Charlottesville Tomorrow 2 MIN READ

  From the Newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow wants to hear from you

  As part of our ongoing effort to be accountable to our community, Charlottesville Tomorrow on Monday worked with local activist Don Gathers to hold our third community feedback session at the historic First Baptist Church on West Main Street.  More

  

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  01.14.20 Climate change 5 MIN READ

  The city of Charlottesville owns a gas utility. How does it work?

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  Charlotte Rene Woods

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  01.13.20 Land use + planning 11 MIN READ

  Affordable for whom?

  The lack of affordable housing in Charlottesville and Albemarle touches families across a wide range of incomes, from families that rely on a minimum wage job to households securely in the middle class.  More

  

  Emily Hays
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  01.13.20 Public education 5 MIN READ

  Transparency in city schools’ gifted program among Bryson Morsberger’s priorities

  The highlights Division faces substitute teacher shortage A big push for more transparency for newly revised gifted program, Quest Changes to public comment session The suspension rate for nonwhite students vs. white students The newest member of the Charlottesville School Board, Lashundra Bryson... More

  

  Billy Jean Louis
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  01.10.20 Soundboard

  Soundboard: The Wheels on the Bus Reduce Carbon Emissions

  We bring you an overview of the Charlottesville Area Transit system. Public transportation is essential for many community members to get to work and school, and it provides access to healthcare and food. It’s also one of... More

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  01.09.20 Land use + planning 5 MIN READ

  Development Digest: Planning for another Pantops hotel begins

  A narrow 3-acre strip near the Giant grocery store on Pantops is the perfect place for a hotel, according to engineer Justin Shimp.  More

  

  Emily Hays
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  01.08.20 Government + politics 4 MIN READ

  On first day of GA session, Charlottesville residents rally in support of monument legislation

  RICHMOND — Wednesday signaled the first day of the Virginia General Assembly’s 2020 legislative session — Del. Sally Hudson’s first day on the job — and, possibly, the first year that legislation that would allow local authority... More

  

  Charlotte Rene Woods
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  01.07.20 Public education 3 MIN READ

  Albemarle’s School Board is holding its first meeting of 2020. What’s on the agenda?

  The highlights  Board chair and vice chair will be named at Thursday’s meeting A presentation on the recommendation to change the name of Paul H. Cale Elementary School  to Mountain View An early look at the budget projection for the next fiscal... More

  

  Billy Jean Louis
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  01.07.20 Government + politics 5 MIN READ

  Walker reelected mayor; Magill chosen as vice mayor

  Before the new Charlottesville City Councilors could address agenda items at its first 2020 meeting, it first had to appoint new leadership. Monday evening, after votes that included periods of heavy silence on the dais, Mayor Nikuyah... More

  

  Charlotte Rene Woods