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Critzer named baseball player of year

Critzer named baseball player of year

Stitches in time: Quilt reveals Fluvanna history

Stitches in time: Quilt reveals Fluvanna history

Jul. 4, 20190151 By Ruthann Carr Correspondent   A newly retired chemistry professor moved with her husband to Lake Monticello in 1988.   While Nel Stofberg wasn’t a stranger to knitting and sewing, she wasn’t familiar with the art of quilting until she moved to the Lake.   She joined a group who call themselves the Piecemakers....
FAST swimmers trounce Elks

FAST swimmers trounce Elks

Jul. 4, 20190157 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent   In its second scored meet of the season, the Fluvanna Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) overwhelmed the Charlottesville Elks squad 463-249.   Tuesday’s (June 25) contest was a home meet for FAST, but was held at the Elks’ pool at Pantops because FAST does not have a home pool for meets. FAST Coach...
Sharks sweep events in meet against Swordfish

Sharks sweep events in meet against Swordfish

Jul. 4, 20190131 Submitted by Kari Waksmunski   The Lake Monticello Swim Team (LMST) hosted The City of Charlottesville Swordfish in its home opener Wednesday (June 26). The evening began with a celebration ceremony for the first meet at the new Lake Monticello pool. Devin Creamer, Jefferson Swim League (JSL) president and LMST parent, spoke to the...
Artist discovers magic in her tools

Artist discovers magic in her tools

Jul. 4, 2019091 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent   Artists live by their tools, and the quality of those tools can make or break a project. With watercolor painters, paper is the foundation of any creative endeavor. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, it makes all the difference.   Local artist and Fluvanna Art Association member...

Janet Lechner

Janet Lechner passed away peacefully at home in her sleep on June 23, 2019. Janet was born May 10, 1937, in Jersey City, N.J. She worked as a bookkeeper at the Holmdel Township municipal building for many years and retired from the Captains Insurance Agency in Belford New Jersey in 1997.   She relocated to Lake Monticello in...
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Locally trained K-9s join police force

Locally trained K-9s join police force

Jul. 1, 20190438 By Madeline Otten, correspondent Two new K-9 officers completed their training in May at Fluvanna’s Rivanna K-9 Services and are now working with the Charlottesville Police. Bono, who is two and a half, and Kai, almost two, are both Belgian Malinois dogs that came from the Netherlands. The dogs are half-brothers, sharing the...
Lake voters reject increases in landslide

Lake voters reject increases in landslide

Jun. 29, 20190651 Hinkle and Williamson elected as directors By Heather Michon, correspondent Lake Monticello voters overwhelmingly rejected ballot proposals to raise annual dues and pay a $50 per household subsidy for the community’s two restaurants at the 47th annual meeting of members on Saturday (June 29). Some members in the packed meeting...
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