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Category: The big stories

These are the big reports you can’t miss. Let’s tell our stories together, for our own community and for the rest of the country that is watching what happens in the Charlottesville area.

A man sits in the fold-down seat of his metal walker in front of a red door that a Christian icon of the Virgin Mary, the Baby Jesus, and Saint Joseph. There are windows on either side. He wears a camouflage hat, wire-rimmed aviator-style eyeglasses, some stubble on his cheeks and chin, a T-shirt, camouflage cargo pants and Crocs shoes. His knuckles, which face the camera, are tattooed with his name, “Phil.”
Posted inOur neighborhoods

When this Charlottesville shelter closes next year, its 100 elderly and seriously ill guests might have nowhere to go

by Erin O'Hare June 7, 2022August 5, 2022

“If it weren’t for Premier Circle, I’d be homeless,” said Sunshades, a shelter guest.

Posted inGovernment and public institutions

2022 Voter Guide

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow May 19, 2022August 10, 2022

Here’s everything you need to know to make an informed choice about who represents you in the November election.

A man stands at a workstation, his back to the camera, with a monitor and red phone on a gray desk. Beyond there are many bunk beds in star patterns with blue mattresses.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions

An immigration detention center in Farmville built for over 700 people now has 11 — and activists say it’s time to shut it down

by Angilee Shah May 9, 2022August 5, 2022

Farmville earns $15,000 and the private company that operates the center earns $2 million per month from the federal government, even though they had a huge COVID-19 outbreak and detainees say that conditions there have been unbearable.

A woman touches the buds of a small tree.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions

Charlottesville’s 10th & Page has fewer trees and higher temperatures than other residential neighborhoods — and it’s not by accident

by Charlotte Rene Woods March 14, 2022August 5, 2022

“What I think redlining and all of these nefarious urban planning decisions from the past show us is that decisions that we make can reverberate for a hundred years or more,” said Jeremy Hoffman, a researcher at the Science Museum of Virginia.

Posted inHealth and safety

Still Determined

A "T" on a purple circle by Charlottesville Tomorrow March 16, 2021August 5, 2022

Contextualizing and exploring the immediate and long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

Posted inHealth and safety, The big stories

Determined: Stories of resilience in a broken ecosystem

A man looks off camera, wearing a hoody with a beardMan in suit looks at camera by Jordy Yager and Sarad Davenport May 11, 2020August 5, 2022

About the artist Learn more about the artist – Sahara Clemons The word “health” conjures everyday personal decisions — what we eat, how much we exercise or sleep or how often we go to the doctor — things that appear to be under our control. But instead of looking at what we choose to eat, […]

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