No CTS bus service scheduled for Easter Sunday
Charlottesville Transit Service buses will not run on Sunday in observance of Easter.
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No CTS bus service scheduled for Easter Sunday
Archive for March, 2010
Crash victim recalled as experienced pilot
The Charlottesville architect who died after a Roanoke plane crash Tuesday was an experienced, competent pilot, people who knew him said.
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Crash victim recalled as experienced pilot
City seeks to assuage parkway concern
Mayor Dave Norris and Councilor Kristin Szakos met with members of the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday to clarify recent moves made regarding the Meadowcreek Parkway.
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City seeks to assuage parkway concern
Lawmakers call for civility
More civility and less partisanship are needed in Virginia politics, Charlottesville-area lawmakers told a crowd of business leaders Wednesday morning.
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Lawmakers call for civility
County hears calls for low taxes, better schools
The crowd was split between residents thanking Albemarle supervisors for lowering taxes and those scorning them for not providing more education funding.
Harmful pesticide found in city creeks
Abnormally high levels of a pesticide that was banned more than two decades ago because of its potential to harm plants, animals and people have been found in two Charlottesville creeks.
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Harmful pesticide found in city creeks
Healthwise: Breast Cancer MRI Exams
When most people think about breast cancer detection, mammography often comes to mind. However, in this week’s Martha Jefferson Healthwise, CBS19’s Stephanie Satchell details how an MRI is now being use to fight the disease.
McDonnell Extends Pothole Blitz Thru Mid-April
The Virginia Department of Transportation has filled more than 120,000 potholes since Gov. Bob McDonnell announced his pothole blitz at the beginning of March. Now, McDonnell has extended it thru April 15.
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McDonnell Extends Pothole Blitz Thru Mid-April
Without Leader, Crozet Farmers Market Could Be in Jeopardy
The Crozet farmers market is a summer tradition that many residents and restaurateurs look forward to each May. This year, though, the organizer stepped down, and no replacement has been named. Vendors say they’ll still put up their tents to sell their goods.
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Without Leader, Crozet Farmers Market Could Be in Jeopardy
Taxpayers’ Rally Shows Appreciation for No Tax Hikes
The Albemarle Truth in Taxation Alliance thanked county supervisors Wednesday at a rally held outside the County Office Building. Group members say they’re appreciative that supervisors recommended a tax cut for property owners.
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Taxpayers’ Rally Shows Appreciation for No Tax Hikes
