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Jay Hart

Jay Hart is a news reporter with CvilleRightNow.com. Reach him by email at jhart@charlottesvilleradiogroup.com or call 434-977-6397.

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3 years ago
Virginia Congressional rep reveals disease on World Parkinson’s Day

A northern Virginia Congressional rep is using World Parkinson’s Day today (Tuesday) to reveal she has the disease.

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3 years ago
Albemarle Police looking for two Crozet carjacking suspects

Albemarle Police are looking for two teens in association with a carjacking early Sunday morning of a Lyft driver in Crozet.

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3 years ago
UVa Health loosens some COVID masking and visitation restrictions

Starting April 18, UVa Health is loosening up some masking requirements at its ambulatory centers and lower-risk areas… and going back to some pre-COVID visitation policies at the main hospital.

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3 years ago
Albemarle Police make arrest in February Earlysville hit-and-run

 Albemarle County Police have made an arrest in the February 17 hit-and-run of a pedestrian in Earlysville

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3 years ago
Consultant report shows Charlottesville employee compensation market competitive

City Council learned during a consultant’s city compensation study report that Charlottesville’s actually not doing too badly.

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3 years ago
Albemarle Police looking for stolen vehicle and abduction suspect

Albemarle Police are looking for information on a stolen vehicle and abduction of two children around 3 yesterday in the 4000 block of Cypress Pointe. 

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3 years ago
Rogers will propose a May 1 end to Council chambers restrictions

City Manager Michael Rogers told City Council Monday night he’ll propose a resolution for Council to consider April 17 to end chamber COVID restrictions starting their May 1 meeting.

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3 years ago
Staunton suspect accused of Stuarts Draft Pizza Hut stabbing

STUARTS DRAFT (WINA) – The Augusta County Sheriff has a Staunton man in custody […]

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3 years ago
Ruckersville native Zwerner files $40-million suit against Newport News schools officials

NEWPORT NEWS (WINA/CBS NEWS/AP) – Ruckersville native Abby Zwerner has filed a $40-million lawsuit […]

Charlottesville City
3 years ago
Citizens weigh in at Buford Middle School at gun violence prevention forum

Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis, representatives from Charlottesville and Albemarle schools, State Senator Creigh Deeds, and representatives from the BUCK Squad, and Pastor Alvin Edwards were part of a community forum last night at Buford Middle School arranged by the Charlottesville Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence.