Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne on City Hall flooding, New City Manager, and more | CRN

By sfederico July 18, 2023 9:23 pm

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne discusses flooding in City Hall, the choice of Sam Sanders as new city manager, and the possibility of converting the CAT fleet to low- or no-emission vehicles.

Albemarle County

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City Council considers Holiday Drive property purchase for low-barrier shelter

City Council Monday night will consider the purchase of a $6.2-million property at 2000 Holiday Drive next to the Econo Lodge for a possible low-barrier homeless shelter.

Education

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Parents form a single, large city schools PTO fund

After kind of a false start with the effort around the time of the pandemic, Charlottesville schools parents are banding together with a citywide PTO fund.

Albemarle County

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Albemarle Fire Rescue to hold events for Fire Prevention Week

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Health & Wellness

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Food Pharmacies are helping support wellness in the region

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank supports 30 food pharmacies around the region.

Education

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Madison County High School competing for $1 million prize in T-Mobile contest

The Mountaineers are one of 25 finalists in T Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, which will award the winning school with a $1 million field renovation among other prizes. The school has already won $30,000 as part of the contest.