Poll shows McDonnell widens lead
McDonnell is favored by 53 percent, while Democrat R. Creigh Deeds is preferred by 41 percent
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Poll shows McDonnell widens lead
McDonnell is favored by 53 percent, while Democrat R. Creigh Deeds is preferred by 41 percent
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Poll shows McDonnell widens lead
Bradley was focused on “self-preservation” after realizing everyone else was dead in the nighttime crash.
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Stories shared 50 years after plane crash
Charlottesville-area election officials are anticipating a moderate level of voter turnout in Tuesday’s election
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Unlike last year, don’t expect lines
Albemarle County’s budget should be scrapped and made anew — without the fat. That’s an idea Republican Board of Supervisors candidates have touted as a way to reduce unnecessary spending, but opponents say a so-called “zero-based budgeting process” could actually increase county costs by sucking up an enormous amount of county officials’ time.
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Zero-based budget idea gains more supporters
Firefighter’s first priority was preventing the fire’s spread
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Fire destroys Albemarle home
Greene County Republicans are getting energized this weekend ahead of Tuesday’s election. On Saturday they held their first-ever Nathaniel Greene Freedom Festival at Ruckersville Elementary School.
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Greene County Republicans Rally at Freedom Festival
The only survivor of a plane that crashed near Crozet in 1959 speaks about his ordeal on the 50th anniversary of the crash.
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Victims of Piedmont Airlines Flight 349 Honored
Virginia was once again in a must-win situation on Saturday against Duke. Despite holding a lead in the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers faltered once again.
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Virginia Can’t Hold Lead, Fall to Duke 28-17
Gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell and his Republican ticket mates are warning supporters not to get complacent because of their large lead in the polls leading up to the Tuesday election.
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GOP Leaders Warn Against Complacency
Hundreds of youngsters came out to the Charlottesville Pavilion Saturday afternoon for the city’s annual Downtown Safe Halloween event. Kids enjoyed a moonbouce, a pumpkin patch, and got their faces painted.
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Charlottesville Kids Enjoy "Safe Halloween" Event