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Chief Marketing Officer Jen Downs and Development Director Ophelia Lenz joined the show to talk about the remarkable work of the local nonprofit and the 25th annual 5K fundraiser being held on May 9th.
Dr. Kate Acuff is the Jack Jouette representative of the Albemarle County School Board, and she joined the show to discuss budget adjustments for the schools, special education, capital projects and much more.
The Executive Director of the Commonwealth Justice Coalition joined the show to discuss the thought process behind 12 local advocacy organizations opposing SRO’s in city schools and more.
Chief Kochis discussed the apprehension of a violent offender from a crime on the downtown mall, national perceptions of police versus the local reality, mental health support for officers and more.
The Samuel Miller District Representative joined the program to discuss the decision on the proposed car tax increase, the comprehensive plan and the affordable housing investment fund.
Professor of Economics at UVA, Ed Burton discusses the damage of the national debt, and how as a country we owe $1.20 for every dollar we bring in. He also talks about the importance of responsibility with tax dollars as well as research dollars at universities and more.
The Director of Communications for Albemarle County previews an important work session on the 20-year comprehensive plan and the final hearing on the tax rates and the budget.
John Reid shared his party’s perspective on why they are voting NO on the April 21st redistricting referendum and potential legal action that could result following the results.
Ravi Cooper returned to WINA to discuss the community impact of the United Way and share about an important community discussion she is moderating on Wednesday, April 22nd at the CODE Building as a part of the Tom Tom Festival and more.
Many are wondering if they will ever be able to retire, especially millennials and gen Z, CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger provides some important advice on the topic.