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Column: The high cost of low literacy
Sep. 6, 20180237 By Heather Michon, correspondent This week’s Fluvanna Review has focused on the pleasure of reading – how we support our youngest readers, the places we can share our books with the community. But that’s only one side of the story. For many people, reading is a real struggle – something to avoid. Today, about 43...
Take a book, share a book: Fluvanna’s Little Free Libraries
Sep. 6, 20180503 By Ruthann Carr and Heather Michon, Correspondents Jill Tartaglino first saw a Little Free Library about four years ago. “I thought: that is such a cool thing!” she says. So when the holidays rolled around, she told her husband, “that’s what I want for Christmas.” Tom Tartaglino and their son, Travis, built a small...
Fluvanna participates in Charlottesville four-miler
Sep. 6, 20180199 By Madeline Otten, Correspondent Since 1983 at Foxfield Track in Charlottesville, every Saturday before Labor Day, more than 3,000 women and girls come together to support breast cancer care and research. This year the organization has raised $85,610 as of the start of the race on Sept. 1. With the help from racers, hundreds of...
2018 Fluvanna Fair-Home Arts 1st Place winners
Sep. 6, 20180232 Submitted by Fluvanna Farm Bureau Women’s Committee and Fluvanna Fair Art: Adults Shark Tooth Picture-Laurie McGlynn- Grand Prize Winner Gold Shawl-Rose Ann Soloway Necklace-Rose Ann Soloway Art: Youth Owl-Isabelle Wright Cat-Mira Whiteley Handprint-Patrick Shifflett Drawing-Guinevere Gamache Sunglasses-Hunter...
Proposed Artisan Trail hung up by zoning ordinance
Sep. 6, 20180145 By Page H. Gifford, correspondent “It began a couple of years ago when a neighbor of a local artist complained about the nearby art studio,” said artist and Fluvanna Art Association member Linda Staiger. Neighbors are often concerned that someone running a business out of their home could increase traffic or noise and disturb the...Raymond P. Gott, Jr.
Raymond P. Gott, Jr., 81, of Lake Monticello died peacefully Friday, August 31, 2018 at home. Ray is survived by his wife Joan, sons Kevin, of Oxnard, Ca. and Christopher, of Dublin, Ca. and sisters Sandy Gilliam, of Orlean, Va. and Judy Carter, of Scottsville, Va. There will be no public services.
