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Email exchanges between lawyers, city officials, and city insurance company representatives suggest the two sides were negotiating.
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Design changes have been the focus following crash fatalities on 5th Street, but the story is more complex than that.
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While the City of Charlottesville is expecting to finally open its pools and aquatic centers safely this year, a continuing lifeguard shortage might…
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As the Daily Progress recently reported, the Downtown Business Association has been "absorbed and replaced" by a new donor-funded non-profit called the…
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Now, I can understand why a small section of Fifth Street is getting this kind of attention, and the cluster of fatal crashes that have occurred there…
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February 11, 2022
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"I’m very confident that the full city manager search process will involve significant public input...but there remains inherent uncertainty."
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What's next? Yelp doing local restaurant reviews and reporting on local business news? This could be a trend worth keeping an eye on. Big national media…
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"It seems to me that the project could be considered both a recontextualization and a destruction of the Lee statue," says Prof. Thomas Brown.
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LAXART, a LA-based art non-profit, plans to hand over the Jackson statue to two of the country's most influential African-American artists.
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Been working on a few longer projects, so sorry for the absence, but here are some local news items you might be interested in.
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First former Police Chief RaShall Brackney, now former City Manager Tarron Richardson, are alleging racially motivated disparagement and retaliation.
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