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Did the City make a secret settlement agreement with former City Manager Tarron Richardson? Emails strongly suggest so.
Email exchanges between lawyers, city officials, and city insurance company representatives suggest the two sides were negotiating.
David McNair
Apr 22
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Fatal Flaws: looking for answers on 5th Street
Design changes have been the focus following crash fatalities on 5th Street, but the story is more complex than that.
David McNair
Apr 12
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No Swimming? Calling all lifeguards and aquatic center operators
While the City of Charlottesville is expecting to finally open its pools and aquatic centers safely this year, a continuing lifeguard shortage might…
David McNair
Mar 15
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"A band-aid is better than nothing" Can a big donor non-profit organization rescue downtown?
As the Daily Progress recently reported, the Downtown Business Association has been "absorbed and replaced" by a new donor-funded non-profit called the…
David McNair
Mar 1
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Seeing Red: Fifth Street isn't the only place that needs to be safer.
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…
David McNair
Feb 16
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Cville Byline...and more!
February 11, 2022
David McNair
Feb 11
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Will the next search for City Manager be as transparent as the last?
"I’m very confident that the full city manager search process will involve significant public input...but there remains inherent uncertainty."
David McNair
Jan 20
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Could Big Media replace our local media?
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…
David McNair
Jan 12
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Transtruction: artistic evolution of Lee statue faces final hurdle
"It seems to me that the project could be considered both a recontextualization and a destruction of the Lee statue," says Prof. Thomas Brown.
David McNair
Dec 25, 2021
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Jackson to LA: art and politics in the re- and de-contextualize of confederate monuments
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.
David McNair
Dec 19, 2021
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Broadband expansion, City/former interim City Manager less than forthcoming, case against County cop moves forward, and more
Been working on a few longer projects, so sorry for the absence, but here are some local news items you might be interested in.
David McNair
Dec 14, 2021
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Two former Black leaders now suing/filing complaints against the City
First former Police Chief RaShall Brackney, now former City Manager Tarron Richardson, are alleging racially motivated disparagement and retaliation.
David McNair
Nov 24, 2021
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