Charlottesville appoints Chris Cullinan director of finance
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At its December 1 meeting, Charlottesville City Council appointed Chris Cullinan as Director of Finance for the City of Charlottesville.
Search Results for water
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Grassroots Progress Report evaluates Obama’s mountaintop removal legacy
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The Alliance for Appalachia is releasing a Grassroots Progress Report that assesses the work the Obama administration has done in the region and provides recommendations for the final two years of Obama’s tenure.
Virginia Cooperative Extension encourages Virginians to prepare for winter
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The National Weather Service and the Virginia Department of Emergency Management have set Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2014, as Winter Preparedness Week.
Shenandoah Valley Art Center presents exhibit by Pat Jarrett
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The Shenandoah Valley Art Center, during the month of December will present the SVAC Photo Invitational Exhibit 2014 juried by photojournalist Pat Jarrett.
Shenandoah University to host Ebola panel discussion on Dec. 2
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Shenandoah University will present an Ebola panel discussion at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 2, in Halpin-Harrison Hall, Stimpson Auditorium, on the campus of Shenandoah University.
Ken Plum: Rocket science
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Even the professionals have their problems with rocket launches with about one of ten not being successful.
David Swanson: There goes Virginia’s climate
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A snowstorm is the ideal time to write about climate disruption, as it allows us to immediately set-aside the cartoonish claim that if any spot on earth isn’t warmer than it was yesterday then all is well. The following things we know:
Scott German: Smashmouth key to UVA, Virginia Tech football clash
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November 29th, 2003. An important date in UVA football history. The last time the Cavaliers’ tasted victory against in-state rival Virginia Tech. seniors on this year’s squad were about 12 years old.
McAuliffe urges Virginians to get ready for winter weather
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Winters in Virginia often are cold, snowy and icy and bring extended power outages.
UVA study identifies why re-educating torturers may not work
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A recent study of torture by Rachel Wahl, an assistant professor of social foundations of education at the UVA Curry School of Education, was published this month in the journal Law & Society Review.
