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Subcommittee endorses bill to quarantine rabid animals
Feb. 6, 20200129 Press release The House Criminal Laws Subcommittee on Jan. 28 unanimously endorsed a bill patroned by Del. Rob Bell (R-Albemarle) to ensure that an owner properly quarantines a potentially rabid dog or cat. House Bill 1573 would require an owner to quarantine a dog or cat after receiving an order or agreeing to do so pursuant to...
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Supervisors Takes on Tuition, Trash, Rabies and Sewage
Jan. 30, 20200191 By Heather Michon Correspondent The regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday (Jan 22) was relatively brief, with only two items up for a vote and number of presentations and updates. Supervisor Tony O’Brien (Rivanna) was away for the evening. Among the highlights of the meeting: Supervisors approved policy...
Fundraiser launched for girl injured by rabid dog
Jan. 30, 20200411 New charges brought against owner By Heather Michon Correspondent A GoFundMe campaign has been launched for a Fluvanna County girl injured by a rabid dog shortly before Christmas. The girl, identified as “Erika,” was reportedly walking from the school bus to her home on Dec. 19 when then dog suddenly charged her. As a...
Fluco Indoor Track and Field teams are performing very well
Jan. 30, 20200309 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent On Jan. 21, the Fluco boys and girls indoor track and field squads traveled to Fork Union Military Academy (FUMA) to compete in the 2020 Jerry Cutright Classic. The meet is named for a long-time cross country and track coach at Louisa County High. Louisa County hosted the meet. Five teams were on hand...
Murder charge dropped in Lake Monticello Shooting
Jan. 30, 202002610 By Heather Michon Correspondent A murder charge and a charge of using a firearm in commission of a felony have been dismissed against Benjamin Camp in connection with a shooting at Lake Monticello last year, according to Fluvanna County Commonwealth’s Attorney Jeff Haislip. Haislip said the charges were nolle prossed, which...
