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County administrator addresses bond funding rumors
Sep. 9, 20190365 By Heather Michon, correspondent Att the top of the Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday (Sept. 4), County Administrator Eric Dahl addressed rumors arising from the announcement of a public hearing before the Economic Development Authority (EDA) later this month. The EDA is looking at issuing approximately $3.7 million in...
Lending a helping hand in Guatemala
Sep. 4, 20190208 By Alyssa Hanson, Fluvanna County High School student While many Flucos stayed close to home this past summer, senior MaryAnn Chittenden and junior Amelie Shifflett traveled thousands of miles away on a mission trip with their church, Beautiful Gate. They traveled to Tiquisate, Guatemala, where they were able to teach and cheer up a...
Expert teaches Fluvanna about snakes
Sep. 4, 20190266 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent There is no doubt that people cringe when one mentions snakes and upon seeing one slithering away in the grass, their first instinct is to kill it. Biologist and snake expert Larry Mendoza, spoke to a packed audience at a program Saturday, Aug. 24, sponsored by the Lake Monticello...
Fluvanna Faces: Mark Pannell
Sep. 4, 20190196 By Madeline Otten Correspondent Where do you live? “I live at Lake Monticello.” How long have you lived in Fluvanna? What brought you here? “I grew up all over the world since my father was in the Army. I was born in Louisiana and lived in Germany for about 5 years; we moved there twice. When my father retired, we...
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County approves amendment to ordinance on political and temporary signs
Aug. 29, 20190289 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday (Aug. 21) to amend a county ordinance regarding political and temporary signs. Previously, the ordinance restricted signs to be displayed no more than 60 days prior to an event. In late June, the county received a letter from The...
Lake fire department to hold 9/11 ceremony
Aug. 29, 20190138 The Lake Monticello Fire Department will be holding its annual Remembrance and Tributeceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 6 p.m. in honor of those who perished in the terror attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, in the Pentagon in Washington D.C. and in the fields of Shankesville, Pennsylvania, that fateful and sorrowful...