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New book studies Jefferson's style, etiquette

New book studies Jefferson's style, etiquette

Animal abuse penalty increased to felony

Animal abuse penalty increased to felony

Mar. 27, 20190154 By Adrian Teran Tapia and Mario Sequeira Quesada Capital News Service Every state in America, and at least nine countries. That is how far the story of Tommie, a dog tied to a pole and set on fire, traveled as people rallied for his survival and donated money for his treatment. Tommie suffered burns on 40 percent of his body after he...
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Boys’ lacrosse falls to Patrick Henry

Boys’ lacrosse falls to Patrick Henry

Mar. 25, 20190276 By Duncan Nixon, correspondent The Flying Fluco athletic schedule for Friday (March 22) was very full; however, it rained all day Thursday, so most of the activity had to be canceled. An exception was boys’ lacrosse, which was played on the artificial turf field at Phil Browning Stadium. One of the reasons for having an artificial...
Tensions flare over potential paid fire chief

Tensions flare over potential paid fire chief

Mar. 22, 201901128 By Heather Michon, correspondent Tensions over a potential paid fire chief to oversee Fluvanna’s volunteer corps of first responders came to the fore during a budget work session Wednesday (March 20). Chiefs Richie Constantino (Lake Monticello), Mike Brent (Fluvanna), Dwayne Mayo (Palmyra), and Andrew Pullen (Kents Store) said they...
School Board approves next year’s calendar

School Board approves next year’s calendar

Mar. 20, 20190205 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent The Fluvanna School Board approved the 2019-20 school calendar at its meeting Wednesday (March 13). A committee of teachers who worked with the administration presented a draft to the board. One concern with the first draft was nine half days for students, which some thought was too many. The...
Murder, mayhem and fun awaits in upcoming show

Murder, mayhem and fun awaits in upcoming show

Mar. 20, 20190452 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Fluvanna County’s longest-running community theater group, The Persimmon Tree Players, is adding some new faces, both onstage and behind the scenes, to its spring production of Fred Carmichael's mystery comedy, Out of Sight… Out of Murder. Among the newcomers behind the scenes is Jennifer...

John G. Howe

John Greeley Howe, 83, of Lake Monticello, Va., passed away Saturday, March 16, 2019, at his home. He was born Jan. 26, 1936, in Del-aware County, Penn.; son of the late Caryl Greeley Howe and Miriam Shugg (Anthony) Howe. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son: John G. Howe, Jr; stepson: Bob Ross,...

Roy Warren Schurmann

Roy Warren Schurmann, 89, passed away peacefully at home March 11, 2019, from glioblastoma brain cancer. He was preceded in death by his parents, Louise and Frederick Schurmann; his brother, Bob Schurmann and his wife, Audrey; his brother, Ralph; many aunts, uncles, cousins and nephew, Scott Wedell. Roy is survived by his wife of 58...
Aqua acquires 21 water systems in Northern Neck area

Aqua acquires 21 water systems in Northern Neck area

Mar. 20, 20190248 Press release Aqua Virginia announced Friday (March 15) the acquisition of 21 water systems that serve about 1,500 people in Lancaster, Northumberland and Westmoreland counties. Aqua purchased the assets of the systems from Kevin L. Gouldman and Northern Neck Water, Inc. for nearly $468,000. All the systems are located near other...
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