The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to meet on March 18.
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The federal government is about to shut down. Here’s how it could affect central Virginia
More federal employees could be laid off, leading to extended delays or disruptions in federal aid.
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More high-level departures at UVA Health
Melina Kibbe, dean of the medical school, and Wendy Horton, CEO of UVA Medical Center, are both leaving for new jobs.
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Medicaid changes could leave many central Virginians without access to mental health and addiction recovery services
“We have seen declines in overdose deaths. Now is not the time to go backwards,” said Victor McKenzie Jr., executive director of the Substance Abuse and Addiction Recovery Alliance of Virginia.
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Charlottesville’s spending on public transit is at an all-time high, but residents want more
Residents want shorter wait times and improved reliability.
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Federal agents take two men from downtown Charlottesville courthouse, sparking protests
Plus Charlottesville City Schools wants to acquire the 14-acre property of the former Federal Executive Institute.
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Charlottesville meeting goals on affordable housing investment, but needs more homes for families with lowest incomes
Plus two UVA alumni have their visas revoked.
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Three local affordable housing projects face additional hurdles after funding slashed from federal budget
Southwood and 501 Cherry Ave. are some of the projects affected by the federal funding cuts.
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Federal funding cuts could limit free trauma counseling services for kids in central Virginia
ReadyKids is one of many local organizations impacted after Congress cut federal dollars for nonprofits.
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Central Virginia libraries likely losing some services after federal agency closes
Plus, after four years with Charlottesville Tomorrow, Tamica Jean-Charles says ‘farewell’ to the newsroom.
