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Lake Monticello Board to aggressively seek unpaid dues
Aug. 4, 20220579 Contributed by Judy Fish Inflation is the lead story on many news stations this week and it was no different at the Saturday (July 30) Lake Monticello Owners’ Association Board of Directors’ meeting. In his report to the Board, LMOA General Manager Tom Schauder shared a list of ongoing initiatives, including one to...
Sharks lose but fight hard
Jul. 27, 20220250 Contributed by Krystle Myer The air buzzed with excitement at the sixth and final swim meet of the season between the Lake Monticello Sharks and the Key West Swim Club. The smell of burgers on the grill mingled with the scents of chlorine and sunscreen - a nostalgic combination for many of us. The sun was low in the sky on this hot...
FAST swim team competes at Elks pool on Pantops
Jul. 27, 20220307 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The FAST (Fluvanna Area Swim Team) swam in a three-way competition at the Elks pool on July 19. The final score was Culpeper Barracudas 507, FAST 355, and Elks swim team 166. There were 80 events at this meet so the change over from one event to the next had to be well organized. This meet was considered...
Summer youth tennis thrives at Lake
Jul. 27, 20220231 Press Release QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia, Inc. (QCV) is pleased to report another session of summer tennis camp at Lake Monticello recently wrapped up. A total of 25 kids participated in the weeklong camp, with five kids waitlisted. The camp was started at Lake Monticello 13 years ago by resident Lynn Forsyth and continues...
Abandoned art building communities
Jul. 27, 20220125 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent In small businesses around the county, you might see a piece of unframed artwork with a colorful tag that says “Hey you!...Yeah you. Pick me up you found FREE ART.” The viewer has the option of keeping it, passing it on or leaving it for someone else. "Art Abandonment is a group of artists who...
County wins $1.2 million grant for Palmyra streetscape project
Jul. 27, 20220565 By Heather Michon Correspondent Change is coming to Palmyra Village, thanks to a new grant from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). The $1.2 million award for the county’s Palmyra Village Streetscape proposal comes from the federally-funded Transportation Alternatives Program, or TAP, which focuses on pedestrian-...
