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7-30-20

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Supervisors return to face COVID-19 issues

Supervisors return to face COVID-19 issues

Aug. 13, 20200334 By Heather Michon Correspondent The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors returned from a month-long break on Wednesday (Aug 5) to tackle many of the same COVID-19 related issues they were debating before the hiatus. The difference is, now they have more federal money to put towards relief. With the release of a fresh tranche of CARES...
FAA hosts first online workshop

FAA hosts first online workshop

Aug. 13, 20200116 Page H. Gifford Correspondent The Fluvanna Art Association hosted its first online workshop on July 17  led by artist Amy Shawley Paquette. The workshop titled “Amazing Acrylic Surfaces” explored the different mediums applied to substrates (canvas, paper, or board). When it looked as if the coronavirus had wiped out the FAA's...
Glen Burnie; an oasis of native plants

Glen Burnie; an oasis of native plants

Aug. 13, 20200601 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Gardening has always been challenging in the Piedmont region of Virginia with its tough clay soil, dry, hot summers, and critters and bugs nibbling away at the landscape. But in the heart of Palmyra, Virginia, Glen Burnie is an example of gardening at its best. The secret is one master gardeners have...

Richard Rees

Richard Rees, a 68-year-old resident of Palmyra, Virginia, died on July 18. The cause of his death was organ failure related to osteogenesis imperfecta For the last 41 years, he was a Virginia resident. He lived first in the Great Falls area from 1979 until 2012, and then moved to Lake Monticello, Palmyra, on the outskirts of...
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7-23-20

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August 7, 2020

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July 10, 2020

July 10, 2020

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School to start after Labor Day

School to start after Labor Day

Aug. 6, 20200408 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent The new start date for Fluvanna County Public Schools is now Sept. 8. That decision was made by Superintendent Chuck Winkler and announced at a called Wednesday (July 29) meeting to address concerns raised in an open letter circulated on Facebook. Teachers will now report to their jobs Aug. 17,...
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