City meetings flooded by opposition to Dairy Central expansion
A dystopian high-rise wasteland? A repeat of 1964? Or the housing stock Charlottesville desperately needs?
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Charlottesville meetings flooded by opposition to Dairy Central expansion
A dystopian high-rise wasteland? A repeat of 1964? Or the housing stock Charlottesville desperately needs?
Chris Henry Zyahna Bryant James Bryant Planning Commission Council Member Brian Pinkston Stony Point Development Group
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Interim Charlottesville fire chief made permanent
"So far I have championed recruiting new officers," Thomas told The Daily Progress.
Michael Thomas Charlottesville Fire Department Lynchburg Fire Department Daily Progress Lynchburg Fire Job Market
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Spanberger could run for governor. It's exciting Democrats and Republicans.
“This would be a win-win for Virginia Republicans," chairman of the state party said.
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Charlottesville's new manager says city is closer to building long-sought sidewalks
“We’re at risk. We could get hit with a lawsuit any day from anyone," said City Manager Sam Sanders.
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Spanberger could run for governor. It's exciting Democrats and Republicans.
“This would be a win-win for Virginia Republicans," chairman of the state party said.
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Solarize campaign helping Charlottesville and Albemarle meet climate goals
The program is intended to incentivize people to consider getting solar panels installed on their home.
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Habitat Homecoming: Residents celebrate opening of first village at Southwood
"Each nail hammered in was a symbol of hope, resilience and unwavering support within this community."
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Glamping in Greene County is likely a go
It sparked an outpouring of opposition and a lawsuit, but officials and organizers say a glampground could be built by early 2025.
Doug Roberts Andrew Murphy Michael Payne Georgetown University Shenandoah National Park Sojourner Glamping Company
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