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Author Livesay breaks barriers in romance writing
Feb. 1, 2024092 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Fluvanna’s Friends of the Library will be celebrating romance with Love Is In The Air with author Tracey Livesay, on Feb. 7 at 10 a.m. Livesay, an African-American romance writer will discuss her work and her unique journey in a genre dominated by White women. “Some of my earliest memories...
Fluvanna Unlocked Program notes rapid growth in users
Feb. 1, 20240153 Press Release The Unlocked program has handed out 500 information/signup packets in Fluvanna and Lake Monticello since it was launched just a month ago, Doers Group organizers said. Karen Panko of the Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office said “interest in the Unlocking program has sprouted” during that brief period. The free...
First half dooms Fluco girls against Orange County Hornets
Feb. 1, 2024070 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County girls basketball team hosted its Jefferson District rivals, the Orange County Fighting Hornets, on Jan. 27. The game started poorly for both teams. After the first quarter, (eight minutes of play) the Hornets led 4-0. It looked like there was a lid on both baskets, as shots by both...Carol Cahill
Carol Cahill departed this life on Jan. 21, 2024 just a few weeks after her 95th birthday, at Our Lady of Peace Nursing Center in Charlottesville, VA. Her parents were Michael Lawrence Cahill and Margaret Honor Cahill. The family lived in Flushing, Long Island, N.Y. and Montauk Pt., Long Island, NY. Carol...
Fluvanna Faces: Capt. Aaron Hurd, Fluvanna County Sheriff’s Office
Jan. 25, 20240441 By Harvey J. SorumCorrespondent Captain Hurd, are you a native of Fluvanna County? If not, why did you choose to live in Fluvanna? I am not native to Fluvanna County, but I have lived in and served Fluvanna County since 2003. The original move was a requirement of my employment as a Virginia Game Warden (now called Conservation...
The story of an owl
Jan. 25, 20240170 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent There are many questions people have when it comes to encountering or understanding wildlife. With increased development in many areas, wildlife habitats have shrunk and the probability of coming into contact with wildlife is now more likely. Therefore, the Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee has teamed...
Marina Point denied permits, dog ordinance passes
Jan. 25, 20240261 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Marina Point has once again failed in its bid to expand its Lake Monticello condominium complex, as the Board of Supervisors denied both a zoning change and a special use permit at its meeting on Wednesday evening (Jan. 17). These were the same motions unanimously defeated before the Planning...