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Retired drama teacher talks about improvisation
Jul. 5, 20180158 Improvisation, or improv, is a tool that actors are taught to help them through scenes and work on characterization. Beth Sherk, a retired drama teacher at Fork Union Military Academy, is reviving her love of improvisation and returning to her roots to do some workshops in July, for those who are interested and would like to learn more...
Gray Foxes launch Majors competition
Jul. 5, 20180105 By Duncan Nixon, Correspondent The Lake Monticello senior men’s Gray Foxes 18-hole group has instituted a new competition this year: the Majors. In men’s professional golf there are four tournaments that are known as the Majors: the Masters, the U.S. Open, the British Open and the PGA Championship. They are always played in...
Sharks take four first place victories
Jul. 5, 20180189 Contributed by Karen Miller A warm summer evening paved the way for the Lake Monticello Sharks (LMST) to meet up at the Farmington Country Club (FCC) pool Wednesday (June 27). The swimmers were excited and ready to go despite just coming off a meet against the City Swordfish Monday night. The boys and girls age 13-14 and the boys and...
Five FAST swimmers earn gold times
Jul. 5, 20180183 Submitted by Amy Williams Five Fluvanna Aquatic Sports Team (FAST) swimmers – an impressive 10 percent of the team – have already beaten Jefferson Swim League (JSL) established gold times after just the first two meets of the season. Gold times are goals set by JSL based on championship finishes. Emma DiFazio, 16, leads the...
Lake drops problematic speeding citations
Jul. 2, 20180240 Police may ticket speeders instead By Heather Michon Correspondent Nearly six months after the Lake Monticello Board of Directors allowed Lake police to issue $50 policy violation citations instead of Fluvanna County speeding tickets, Board President Richard Barringer said: “It turns out we can’t do that.” Barringer’s...
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