Paving at Darden Towe Park entrance
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Today, paving crews will be working in the entrance driveway of Darden Towe Park in Albemarle County, beginning at 7 a.m. through the afternoon.
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Update: Dickerson Road bridge open to traffic
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Route 606 (Dickerson Road) will be closed to through traffic next week while crews pave the deck on the bridge over the Rivanna River in Albemarle County.
Construction begins July 13 on Greenbrier Drive/Rio Road pedestrian crossing
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The right hand turn lane from Greenbrier Drive to Rio Road in Albemarle County will be closed Monday, July 13 and Tuesday, July 14.
Interstate 64 entrance ramp at Exit 118 will be closed overnight Monday, Tuesday
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Nighttime construction will affect northbound traffic on U.S. 29 at Interstate 64 in Albemarle County on Sunday and Monday.
Update: All lanes open on Route 29 at Hilton Heights Road
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Three northbound lanes on Route 29 (Seminole Trail) are closed near Hilton Heights Road in Albemarle County due to emergency utility work.
Update on South Fork Rivanna Reservoir shooting incident
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Albemarle County Police responded to a call of shots fired in the vicinity of the South Fork Rivanna Reservoir, near Woodburn Road, back on April 7.
Shots fired near South Fork Rivanna Reservoir
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Albemarle County Police responded to a call of shots fired in the vicinity of the South Fork Rivanna Reservoir, near Woodburn Road, on Monday.
Update: Fan Mountain fire 75 percent contained
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The Virginia Department of Forestry and Albemarle County Fire Rescue are continuing suppression efforts for the Fan Mountain fire located off Bungletown Road in Albemarle County.
UVA commits to ambitious affordable housing goal
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UVA has established a goal to support the development of 1,000 to 1,500 affordable housing units in Charlottesville and Albemarle County over the next decade on land owned by the University and the UVA Foundation.
Mysterious Asian longhorned tick invades Virginia
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When seven cattle mysteriously died on a farm in Albemarle County in 2017, veterinary anatomic pathologist Kevin Lahmers had no reason to suspect the culprit: a tiny pest carrying a disease commonly confined to the Eastern Hemisphere.
