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CAT gets non-profit status and donation for work
Aug. 7, 20190245 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Cat Action Team (CAT) was recently Awarded 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Status and a matching gift opportunity of $5,000 from Jessica Beath Foundation, a respected and influential animal-rights group. Jessica Beath established The Beath Foundation in 1991 with the mission to provide for...
Mazella appointed middle school assistant principal
Aug. 7, 20190155 The Fluvanna County School Board unanimously approved the appointment of Chris Mazella as the new Fluvanna Middle School (FMS) assistant principal, according to a press release. The division and FMS organized a school-based panel of team leaders which received 16 applications and conducted 16 interviews before selecting Mazella at its...
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Candidate charges violation in Treasurer’s race
Jul. 31, 201901255 Heather Michon Correspondent A candidate for Fluvanna County Treasurer believes incumbent Linda H. Lenherr may have violated election law earlier this month. Kim Oliver Hyland told a Charlottesville news station that she saw Lenherr and some Treasurer’s office staff carrying what appeared to be campaign-related materials when...
Fluco falls sports schedule set
Jul. 31, 20190286 By Duncan Nixon Correspondent The Fluco sports calendar for the fall season is in place and the action begins soon. Traditionally fall brings us football, volleyball, golf, competition cheer and cross country. This fall there is a new sport on the Fluco calendar. It is girls’ field hockey. This is a fast-paced sport that tends to...Karenne Wood
Karenne Wood of Kents Store, Va., an advocate for Virginia’s Indian tribes, died Sunday morning, July 21, 2019. She was 59. Wood joined the Virginia Humanities Board as a member in 2004 as its first Virginia Indian representative. She joined the staff in 2007. She was the director of Virginia Humanities’ Virginia Indian...
Artists talk about framing and promotion
Jul. 31, 20190121 By Page H. Gifford Correspondent Framing art properly is the final complement to the finished product the artist creates. There is a difference when framing for oneself and framing for exhibits. Watercolor artists William Snow and Linda Bethke spoke about proper framing and promotion with members of...
