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Peter Almonte
Peter Almonte, born in Brooklyn, died peacefully in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he had been living in a senior care facility. Although an architect by profession, he was best known in Charlottesville and Fluvanna County for his interesting and fine watercolors. Peter fell in love with Lake Monticello many years ago and had owned a plot of...
Schools to pursue $40,000 in unpaid cafeteria tabs
Jul. 17, 20188909 By Ruthann Carr, correspondent The School Board directed Superintendent Chuck Winkler to get details on having a collection agency or lawyer help retrieve more than $40,000 owed for food service bills. At Wednesday’s (July 11) regularly scheduled meeting, the Board debated how to collect the money, which reached a record high in...
Former police officer sentenced in speeding, eluding
Jul. 13, 20180719 By Heather Michon, correspondent A former Richmond police officer charged with speeding in excess of 80 mph and eluding police in a late-night incident on Route 600 in January was sentenced in Fluvanna County Circuit Court on Thursday (July 12) after entering into a plea agreement with the Commonwealth’s Attorney. Travis Scott...
County applies for fixes to dangerous intersections
Jul. 12, 20185781 By Christina Dimeo, editor The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors agreed Wednesday (July 11) to apply for money to fix four dangerous intersections around the county. The county will file its applications by Aug. 1 in an attempt to secure funding through the Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) Smart Scale...
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Fluvanna Review launches new mobile-friendly website
Jul. 12, 20180343 By Christina Dimeo, editor The Fluvanna Review is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. Modern and mobile-friendly, fluvannareview.com now delivers the news you want in a format that’s intuitive and easy to use. Find all the latest news on our homepage, and check out the various categories under the “news” tab to...
Loss of firefighter leads to new laws
Jul. 12, 20180332 By Heather Michon, Correspondent Just over a year after losing one of their own to cancer, the Kents Store Volunteer Fire Department (KSVFD) family met on Sunday (July 8) to honor his memory and to show their appreciation to those who helped shepherd two bills through the state legislature that will help monitor and possibly prevent...