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Major Jamerson discussed Albemarle County’s use of license plate reader technology, how it differs from the City’s use and more.
The 54th District Delegate to the VA General Assembly discussed her work in criminal justice legislation and much more.
Sharon Ketchum provided a road update and reminder of the process that would allow their crews to be successful more clearly which involves your cooperation as a citizen.
Whitehall District Supervisor Ann Mallek discussed the question of whether Albemarle would expand the development area in the AC44 comprehensive plan and more.
Dr. Chhabra discussed safety in the winter weather and the injuries they are seeing as well as a major announcement of new services for acute orthopedic injuries to take the pressure off of the UVA Health Emergency Room.
WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton looks at local development issues, federal spending and critiques the current administration’s policies and more.
The Executive Director of the Center at Belvedere discusses the importance of volunteerism as we age and a tremendous opportunity to do so in March to benefit the work of the Center.
Abby Stumpf previews the Board of Supervisors meeting which will feature an extensive work session on the Development Area and the Rural Area as part of the AC44 Comprehensive Plan.
Dr. Yount is a Cardiothoracic Surgeon at UVA Health and he joined the show to discuss heart valve disease treatment and awareness.
Charlottesville’s State Senator joined the show to preview the final week of the general assembly and discussed the budget, alternative forms of energy, campaign finance reform, gubernatorial appointments and more.