Albemarle County: Teen charged in June 17 shots-fired incident
Albemarle County Police have charged an 18-year-old Charlottesville man in connection with a June shots-fired incident.
Albemarle County Police have charged an 18-year-old Charlottesville man in connection with a June shots-fired incident.
“Soulless” came to mind first, when considering the latest action by the Augusta County Board of Supervisors, which is seeking to “dissolve” the Churchville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company.
Albemarle County Police Chief Sean Reeves, under fire from a local police union over morale issues, has announced his retirement, effective Oct. 1. Reeves has been on medical leave since May 8. Per a release from county government that went out on Thursday morning, he will remain on leave through the end of his tenure…
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