Charlottesville Tomorrow (archived: 2009) continues its extraordinary public service with interviews with the candidates for Albemarle County Board of Supervisors. If you’re planning to vote (and you should be, if you live in one of their districts) you would be well advised to listen to these.
In the Scottsville District – Lindsay Dorrier, Kevin Fletcher and Denny King
In the Rivanna District – Ken Boyd and Marcia Joseph
In the White Hall District – Ann Mallek and David Wyant
You just won’t find this kind of comprehensive coverage of local politics anywhere else. More than anywhere else, local politics are where your vote can make a difference. Growth, land use, transportation, infrastructure, property taxes, property rights – they’re all here.
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