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From the newsroom

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04.13.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow's Patty Medina makes first appearance on IMHO

CT engagement reporter talks with In My Humble Opinion Radio Show hosts Maxicelia Robinson, Troy Robinson and Charles Lewis. More

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04.06.21 From the newsroom 2 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow welcomes new board members

We welcome Jacqueline Salmon and Miguel Coradine to our nonprofit board of directors. More

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04.02.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow board member Christopher Ali’s transition from figure skater to academia

“I love performing. There’s something safer about performing than competing – you’re not being judged. Performing is just about making people happy.” More

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03.30.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the Newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow board member celebrated for his work to end gerrymandering

Leigh B. Middleditch Jr., a respected Charlottesville lawyer, saw the chance to build a movement that could convince legislators to allow citizens to participate in a bipartisan redistricting process. More

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03.23.21 From the newsroom 2 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow welcomes two new reporters

Beginning on March 29th, two news reporters will join the Charlottesville Tomorrow's news team. More

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03.16.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Instagram project #CvilleGetOutside kicks off this week

Over the next few weeks, Charlottesville Tomorrow’s team will shift some focus to a fun Instagram photo project we are calling #CvilleGetOutside. More

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03.09.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: News Editor Elliott Robinson presents at virtual town hall

Charlottesville Tomorrow News Editor Elliott Robinson took part in a virtual town hall conversation hosted by Urban-Rural Action. More

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02.24.21 From the newsroom 2 MIN READ

From the newsroom: A year of COVID-19 in pictures

Photographer Mike Kropf has been out in the community over the past year taking photos to accompany Charlottesville Tomorrow's COVID-19 coverage. As we head into year #2 of life with COVID, we thought we would share some of his outstanding work. More

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02.23.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: A/B tests show readers prefer a comprehensive weekly recap

As a public service journalism provider, Charlottesville Tomorrow is constantly looking for ways to both improve and expand our editorial outreach. Beginning this month, our news team added a weekend newsletter. . . More

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02.16.21 From the newsroom 4 MIN READ

From the newsroom: We say goodbye to Billy

Thank you for reading my stories this past two years. Feb. 16 is my last day with Charlottesville Tomorrow as its education reporter. I will be joining The Baltimore Sun’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team starting Feb. 22. More

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02.08.21 From the newsroom 2 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow’s government reporter Charlotte Rene Woods reflects on her election coverage

Charlotte Rene Woods joined Charlottesville Tomorrow as a reporter in March 2019. She has a B.A. in Journalism + Design from The New School in New York City, where she covered a variety of breaking and long-form stories and served as Managing Editor of the student newspaper. More

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02.02.21 From the newsroom 1 MIN READ

From the newsroom: Charlottesville Tomorrow education reporter Billy Jean Louis reports on strategies for covering student activism for the Education Writers Association

Student activists are increasingly making news, tackling issues such as campus racism, rising tuition and college administrators’ often arbitrary pandemic responses. But they often complain that coverage of their activism can be shallow, cliched or even biased. More

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