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Rain doesn't dampen 9/11 commemoration
Sep. 13, 20190170 By Heather Michon, correspondent A sudden thunderstorm didn’t stop about 100 members of the community from gathering at the Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire and Rescue (LMVF&R) building on Wednesday evening (Sep.t 11). The ceremony simply moved inside. Lake Monticello Chief Rich Constantino, a former New York homicide...
The Ospreys of Fluvanna County
Sep. 11, 20190208 By Stan Kaslusky Amateur Wildlife Photographer One of the joys of living in Fluvanna County is the abundance of wildlife that can be observed by those who pause and take it in. Bird watchers have a real treat. E- Bird, a web site maintained by Cornell University, lists over 200 different species of birds that can be seen in Fluvanna...
Fluvanna County first in school enrollment growth over the last 10 years
Sep. 11, 20190154 By Madeline Otten Correspondent On August 21, President of Free Enterprise Forum Neil Williamson published his report on the Local Government Spending Index (LGSI). The LGSI uses locality’s self-reported spending and verified population data to generate an inflation-adjusted index comparing per capita expenditures. Free...
Mark Herring visits Fluvanna
Sep. 11, 20190226 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent Attorney General Mark Herring stopped in Fluvanna Monday (Sept. 9) to speak to two different groups – the Lefty Lunch Ladies and TRIAD (see sidebar). Su Wolff, of Lefty Lunch Ladies, introduced Herring to a group of about 40 people gathered for lunch at The Pub at Lake Monticello. “The Lefty...
Writing children’s books is one author's passion
Sep. 11, 2019090 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Writing a book to completion is an accomplishment and publishing it is gratifying. Writing children's books with illustrations in a wildly competitive field but an exhilarating journey for author and former Professor of Education Mackey. She recently published a children's book Why, Nana Bear, Why?,the...
