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Virginia Humanities’ Virginia Center for the Book announces more than a dozen public events, printmaking demonstrations, classes, workshops, and exhibitions as part of the Finding Wisdom public art project.
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According to recent reports from concerned residents, there may be a pack of wild coyotes roaming around the streets of downtown Charlottesville.
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When St. Anne’s-Belfield School senior Madi Glaser began a three-week internship with The Haven, a multi-resource day center in downtown Charlottesville, she had no idea that it would lead to the creation of her own community resource.
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The Charlottesville Reading Series will host a poetry and prose reading on Friday, Feb. 15, from 7-8 p.m. at New Dominion Bookshop in Charlottesville.
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There is now another option when it comes to getting help in an emergency for the Albemarle-UVa-Charlottesville area and anyone who is visiting or passing through.
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Here in Charlottesville, as in most places, we like our stories simple. Most books by local author John Grisham have good guys and bad guys. When a UVa sports team wins, everybody says “Yay, we won!” When it loses, three-quarters of the people say “Boo, we lost!”
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Due to a temporary road closure, Charlottesville Area Transit Routes 4, 6, and 9 will detour around Lane Road on Saturday, Dec. 29. Route 9 will also detour around Lane Road on Sunday, Dec. 30.
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Kroger is holding a career fair on Thursday, Dec. 27, in Charlottesville for persons interested in store management jobs.
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People have begun signing this petition to The City Council of Charlottesville, Virginia: Divest all public money from weapons companies, major war profiteers, and fossil fuel companies.
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Studio 3.6 in Charlottesville is a sponsor of Team AFP coverage of the 2018 Belk Bowl game pitting UVA and South Carolina.
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