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Professor Burton discusses the new 50% tariff on India, as well as his predictions for consumer trends and the impact of the cost of healthcare in our country.
Charles Lewis and Sarad Davenport moderated the community forum on the return of school resource police officers to Charlottesville Schools, and they joined the program to recap the event and to highlight the series of community discussions entitled “Can I talk to you Cville” which emphasizes civility in community discussions and more.
The Director of the Ambulatory Pharmacy at UVA Health discussed the importance of responsible medication disposal and the milestone of filling over 1,000,000 million prescriptions in FY25.
Kristy Shifflett shares details on the internal operations of Albemarle County Government and how they are improving systems to improve the quality of life for their employees and also better serve their constituents.
The Director of Annual Giving for Camp Holiday Trails shared information about their fantastic mission for helping children with medical needs and much more.
Director of Marketing and Promotions for your official UVA gear provider the UVA Bookstore helps you get ready for the game on Saturday.
Former US Attorney for the Western District Tim Heaphy discusses Todd Gilbert’s resignation, the city zoning case and UVA’s response to Senator Deeds and more.
Rod Phillips of Dogwood Realty, and Greg Slater of Nest Realty share about a benefit concert at Pro Re Nata in Crozet to benefit the CAAR Foundation programming for affordable housing.
WINA Morning News discusses Tuesday’s forum on school resource officers in the city, perceptions of law enforcement, repetitive criminal behavior and more.
Chief Kochis discusses the resignation of the Executive Director of the PCOB, School Resource Officers, the fireworks ordinance and more.