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WINA’s Chief Real Estate Analyst Michael Guthrie discusses 7% mortgage interest rates, and how development around the University of Virginia is affecting the local housing market, the situation around homelessness and more.
Captain Miller of the Albemarle County Police Department discussed the importance of Mental Health for law enforcement officers as well as the community at large and more.
Charlottesville City Councilor Jen Fleisher discussed the cleanup of the Free Bridge and East High homeless encampments, the cost of the cleanup, public access to the Rivanna Trail, the overall picture of homelessness in the community and more.
The Vice Chair of the Albemarle Board of Supervisors joined the program to discuss the dynamics around phase II of the Southwood redevelopment project, including avoiding displacement, tax rebates and more. He also discussed the new fee-based system for MicroTransit in the County.
WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton discussed the resilience of the U.S. economy amidst the challenges with the Iran war, beef import tariffs and then removal as well as rising mortgage rates and health care costs.
The Editor-N-Chief of Cville Right Now, previewed stories involving mental health and a former Virginia Basketball assistant and also discussed the big topics surrounding the clearing of the homeless encampment at Free Bridge.
The Spokesperson for Albemarle County Government, Abbey Stumpf, discussed the dynamics around tax rebates for the Southwood Development Phase II agreement with Habitat for Humanity, the dynamics around unpaved roads, moving the MicroTransit service to a fee-based system, and more.
The Executive Director of the Louisa County Chamber of Commerce discussed an important business forum for employers being held at PVCC on September 10th, which will feature strategies to build a better workforce and how to incorporate technology to support small businesses.
The Executive Director of Central Arizona Shelter Services provided the media with a tour of the low barrier shelter on Holiday Drive, and Jay Hart talked with him about what the facility will offer.
Charlottesville City Councilor Jen Fleisher talked with Jay Hart of WINA News to discuss the clearing of the Free Bridge Encampment and more.