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Category: Albemarle

Grinches in Charlottesville

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Grinches in Charlottesville

Is the Grinch from Charlottesville? It's that time of the year again - for the past several years around 1 December, the searches start to show up in my blog statistics - "Grinch Charlottesville," "Is the grinch from Charlottesville, Virginia?" "Is Charlottesville the inspiration for…

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Inter-City Rail in Virginia!

Read the whole thing at the HooK. This new deal boosts the number of passenger train stops in Charlottesville by about 70 percent, and that's just one reason why Richards, who got the news a few days ago at a Richmond rail conference, is so…

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Higher Loan Limits for the Charlottesville MSA

Guest post from Matt Hodges with Compass Home Loans: Every year in mid-late November, conforming loan limits are set for the next year. This year, our government gave us a bit of a surprise on the Freddie/Fannie limits and a very nice surprise on the…

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The Toy Lift in Charlottesville

* It's a hard time to be a charity. (and there are quite a few charities in Charlottesville). If you can, please consider helping out. Toy Lift will be serving 3,098 children this year!"But ... this year is the 20th anniversary of the Toy Lift…

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Gas Station Coming to Crozet

More at RealCrozetVA - Request for preliminary site plan approval to construct a 7,000 square foot, two (2) story commercial building with eight (8) gas pumps and associated parking 4.06 acres. PDF map of the site here (courtesy of Albemarle County's awesome GIS site)

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Wrapping Up Tuesday’s Radio Appearance

We covered a lot of ground in twenty minutes or so on Tuesday on Coy Barefoot's Charlottesville-Right Now! show on WINA. This is a summary, with links, to the topics we discussed. Each time I do a radio show, I realize how I really enjoy…

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Get Ready for a Tax Hike, Albemarle County Residents

Actually, it's not a tax "hike" but an assumption that the mil rate in Albemarle County will be raised next year. (bolding mine) For the purposes of the financial plan, Foley said staff are assuming a tax rate increase that accounts for falling residential property…

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