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Charlottesville City Schools wants to buy CATEC
Plus, City School employees are about to become the third school union in the state to earn collective bargaining rights.
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Tax bills are going up — and so will the city’s budget
The city hasn’t said how they’ll spend the money, but there are a couple of obvious options.
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Voters aren’t choosing their next City Council member — Council will
But you can still tell them what you think.
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Boy injured in Monday night shooting that coincided with a power outage
Plus, judge dismisses former police chief Brackney’s discrimination suit.
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The battle over abortion rights in Virginia is officially underway
Virginia’s legislative session began this week.
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Charlottesville and Albemarle are now quickly changing the names of their public schools
Did someone forward you this email? Maybe you’re reading it on web? Here’s where you can subscribe for free! Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023 Charlottesville and Albemarle County are now swiftly changing the names of local schools — specifically those who were named for people who were central to our racists legacies. In the last two […]
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Charlottesville’s new police chief starts Monday
Plus, the mystery of late UVA graduate student pay.
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Two arrested in Sunday homicide in Belmont
Did someone forward you this email? Get nonprofit, local news in your inbox too — for free! Subscribe here. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023 There was another shooting in Charlottesville over the weekend. This one happened Sunday afternoon in Belmont. One person died and another was injured. Police have arrested two people, including the second victim, […]
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Two Charlottesville elementary schools have new names and City Council opens applications for new member
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