The Albemarle County Planning Commission has signaled its willingness to support changes to the process through which rezoning and special-use permits are handled by county government. In January 2010, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors adopted an econ... »
2:33 pm Over 1,600 words of notes from a court case. It's a mess, transcribed from chicken scratch notes. I don't have a recording of the hearing, but I jotted down paragraphs that make sense independently. But, I have to get through them and give it a... »
Charles S. Martin, who served three terms on the Albemarle Board of Supervisors and was its first African-American chairman, died at home early April 10 from prostate cancer. Martin, 57, was on the Board of Supervisors from 1992 to 2003, representing t... »
A new group calling itself the Charlottesville Open Government Alliance plans to file a lawsuit Friday against the Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority and others seeking to stop construction of a new earthen dam at the Ragged Mountain Reservoir. The lawsui... »
The directors of First Tee of Charlottesville asked the City Council Tuesday to keep local golfers in mind as they consider the future of the eastern half of McIntire Park. A master planning process to determine the future of the park is currently unde... »
The Albemarle Board of Supervisors met Monday to continue its review of County Executive Thomas C. Foley’s $311.7 million budget for FY 2013. Topics included portions of the operating budget as well as the Capital Improvement Program. »
Here's how the executives running Charlottesville and Albemarle describe their proposed budgets in three words. "Schools, schools, schools," says city manager Maurice Jones, looking at funneling an additional $3.4 million over last year to city schools... »
The Albemarle County Planning Commission has signaled its willingness to support changes to the process through which rezoning and special-use permits are handled by county government. In January 2010, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors adopted an econ... »
