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Schools may run out of utility money by March
Dec. 13, 20180392 Promised energy savings fail to materialize By Heather Michon, correspondent Fluvanna County Public Schools Superintendent Chuck Winker began his presentation to the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors on the fiscal year 2020 (FY20) budget with an apology. Earlier this year, he had asked the board for $150,000 to fix the roof at...
Restorative self-care through the holidays
Dec. 13, 20180312 Contributed by Cynthia Moore Self-care is the things we do for ourselves that allow us to gently prevent health disasters, survive well and thrive. If you look up self-care you may not find a dictionary definition, but I like what Wikipedia has to say, calling self-care the things we can control and initiate for ourselves, and linking...
Fluvanna teacher provides food for hungry students
Dec. 13, 20180257 By Madeline Otten, Correspondent A Fluvanna teacher who knows what it’s like to be hungry is doing what he can to keep his students from having the same experience. Gary Greenwood has dedicated 43 years of his life to teaching; 38 of those years have been with Fluvanna County Public Schools. In the past, he taught elementary...
Fluco girls win squeaker in overtime
Dec. 13, 2018093 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent In a toughly contested, seesaw battle, the Fluco girls, behind junior guard Nevaeh Ivory and freshman post player Khamare Steppe, managed a well-deserved two point win in overtime Tuesday (Dec. 4) over Turner Ashby. The final score was 62-60. Ivory scored seven of the Flucos’ nine points in overtime,...
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Feeding Fluvanna thanks community for generous support
Dec. 13, 20180104 Submitted by Dave Wirth Giving to others does not just happen at a particular time of year. The members of the planning team and all the volunteers want to thank the Fluvanna community for their generous support at the Feeding Fluvanna Community Day held Sept. 8. Representatives of many of the congregations in Fluvanna County met...
Trip to Galapagos a dream come true
Dec. 13, 20180125 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent Local traveler John Day presented to the Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee Dec. 2 about his trip to the Galapagos Islands. “I was always interested in zoology and this was a trip that was on my bucket list,” said Day. He began his trip in Ecuador and discussed some of the customs that make up...