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The Associate Director of Development for UVA Health Children’s Hospital joined the show to talk about the success of the Radiothon as day two began and the stories of triumph, generosity, and kindness during the effort.
The Associate Director of Development for UVA Children’s talks about all of the ways philanthropy supports the mission of the hospital to serve 138,000 patients a year, 60% of which need financial aid.
The Senior Minister of University Baptist Church discusses overcoming political conflict, interpersonal relationships, marriage and more.
The Chair of the Albemarle County Republican Committee outlines why he always believed the Supreme Court would strike down the referendum, why he thinks the court waited until after the vote to decide the case and more.
CBS Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger discusses the job market prospects for graduating college students and the influence or perceived influence of AI on their situation.
Sally Hudson is a member of the Virginia Electoral Board, and she discussed the dynamics around the waiting game for a decision from the VA Supreme Court on the redistricting amendment.
The Jack Jouette Supervisor for Albemarle County discusses the budget process, options for housing affordability and increasing the housing supply.
WINA’s Chief Real Estate Analyst, and President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty discussed the fact that there are options for housing affordability for the working and middle class in Charlottesville and Albemarle.
Officer Deane discusses the recruitment and extensive training efforts of the Albemarle Police Department, highlighting the importance of an 11% pay raise for the starting salary and a $5,000 dollar signing bonus.
John Bruggeman, a military veteran who is with the organization Live Free Together, talks about how their organization is running the 15th annual 4 our Freedom 5K on Saturday June 6th at Panorama Farms in Albemarle County.