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September 21, 2018
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Hurricane hits Fluvanna
Sep. 20, 20180470 By Madeline Otten, Correspondent Fluvanna County residents woke Tuesday morning (Sept. 18) to washed out roads and flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Florence. “We had heavy flooding last night and have two roads damaged,” said Debbie Smith, county emergency management coordinator. Rt. 15 was closed due to a washout...
Business: Not as usual
Sep. 20, 20180195 School Board addresses recent controversy By Ruthann Carr, Correspondent At Wednesday’s (Sept. 12) School Board meeting there was enough to keep anyone interested. Teachers praised Chair Perrie Johnson during public comment. The Board commended those involved in keeping students safe in the opening day bus fire. Starting...
Professor and author discusses book by deaf writers
Sep. 20, 20180168 By Page H. Gifford, Correspondent A deaf author will visit Fluvanna to speak about writing within the deaf community and to promote a recent compilation of works by deaf and hard of hearing writers. Christopher Jon Heuer is an English professor at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., and has been there for 20 years. He is...
The power of partnership
Sep. 20, 20180182 Groups band together to remove business obstacles By Rudy Garcia I just had the opportunity to witness the reason I do what I do in the county. I attended the Tuesday (Sept. 11) Planning Commission meeting where the issue on the table was a restatement of the rules pertaining to home studios zoned A1 (agricultural). The motion to...
Community gathers for 9/11 commemoration
Sep. 17, 20180214 By Heather Michon, correspondent Almost 70 Fluvannians gathered at the 9/11 Memorial beside the Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire Department building on South Boston Road Tuesday (Sept. 11) to observe the 17th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C. Richie Constantino, former New York City police...
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