Job losses, pay cuts and tough economic times are the likely factors behind a nearly 41 percent increase in the number of people applying for and receiving food stamps in Albemarle County, officials say.
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Food stamp applications up in county
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Free HIV testing offered at UVa
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Restaurant smoking snuffed out across Va.
After firing head football coach Al Groh, the University of Virginia will have to pay Groh $4.33 million in the next two years, unless he gets a job elsewhere.
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University facing pricey Groh buyout
After much talk, the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society is poised to take control of the Hatton Ferry near Scottsville.
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Group to take Hatton Ferry off VDOT’s hands
The Be a Santa to a Senior program will be collecting, wrapping and delivering gifts to lonely and needy seniors in the Charlottesville area again this Christmas.
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Senior Santa program to help elderly in need
Murray had sat on Martha Jefferson Hospital’s Board of Trustees
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Earlysville man drowns in pond
This article is the third in a four-part series on the future of Route 250 published jointly by The Daily Progress and Charlottesville Tomorrow.
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UVa influence on 250 continues to expand
Starting this week, local radio personality Jay James will be stopping by the Newsplex each week to talk about topics related to faith and religion. Monday night, James is discussing the Bride Ministry.
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Jay James on Faith: The Bridge Ministry
Unemployment continues to rise in the United States, and so does the cost of food stamps.
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More Central Virginians are Using Food Stamps
