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June 12, 2025: Some thoughts on the past, present, and future of cvillepedia
A deviation from the newsletter and a reflection of why I am its most prolific editor
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June 11, 2025: Charlottesville eliminates Office of Community Solutions and its director no longer works for the city
Plus: An update on construction projects at the University of Virginia
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June 10, 2025: Duncan outraises Shreve in latest campaign finance reporting period
Plus: Charlottesville Planning Commission learns more about forthcoming changes to Development Code
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June 9, 2025: Inaugural director of Manning Institute for Biotechnology outlines vision to transform drug development process, create jobs
Plus: A rezoning application in Crozet and Jaunt seeks community input
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Week Ahead for June 9, 2025: Albemarle PC to get update on county’s affordable housing efforts; Charlottesville PC to consider special…
Another look at what’s happening in local and regional government
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Podcast for June 7, 2025: City Manager Sanders addresses recent issues; Albemarle Supervisors deny request to fill in the floodplain
Plus three other stories from local and regional government
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June 6, 2025: Albemarle Supervisors tie vote denies Woolen Mills floodplain request
Plus: The owner of 1301 Wertland Street appeals to Charlottesville City Council to allow demolition of historic house
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June 4, 2025: No one speaks at public hearing on Charlottesville’s use of $8.7 million in capital contingency funds
Plus: A preview of three meetings this week including the UVA Board of Visitors
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June 3, 2025: City Manager Sam Sanders addresses recent issues including UVA’s acquisition of the Federal Executive Institute
Plus: Five bids for the renovation of the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail have come in over budget
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June 2, 2025: Charlottesville City Council candidates answer questions at Free Enterprise Forum event
Plus: The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority’s Board of Directors adopt a $550 million capital improvement plan
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Week Ahead for June 2, 2025: Charlottesville City Council to hold public hearing on utility rate increases, $12M in spending from CIP…
Plus: Albemarle County Supervisors will hold a public hearing on a request to fill in the floodplain for a future industrial building in the Woolen…
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May 2025

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