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Community fitness advocate and promoter of all things Charlottesville, Mark Lorenzoni gives you a good news update on UVA Track and Field and more.
UVA Professor of Politics Mary Kate Cary joined the show to talk about the exciting work of the “Think Again” initiative which is a bipartisan effort at UVA to promote positive political discourse, free speech and much more.
The Assistant Fire Marshall for Albemarle County discussed Virginia’s annual 4pm burn law that runs February 15 through April 30. He also discussed fire safety in the home and emergency preparedness for the snowstorm.
The Head of School at St. Anne’s Belfield discusses perception vs. reality of the student experience at St. Anne’s Belfield, civic engagement and much more.
Delegate Laufer provides an update from the General Assembly on issues such as maternal health, veteran’s benefits and voting rights, firearm safety and more.
The President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty discusses interest rates, and the “new normal” in the Real Estate Market and more.
Allison Linney, the President and CEO of Allison Partners, a local consulting firm, and former UVA Basketball standout Travis Watson joined the show to talk about “the Art of Being a Great Boss” symposium on Feb. 25th at the Hillsdale Conference Center and Travis Watson’s community work with young people through the nonprofit Legacy Driven and more.
Katrina Callsen discussed tax assessments for affordable housing, math education for K through 12, the criminal justice system, the status of legislation she has sponsored and much more.
Senator Deeds discussed a number of topics as the General Assembly is winding down. Tax relief, data centers, medicaid, education and more were discussed.
Dr. Chhabra discusses the increased frequency of fractures with the inclement weather but also gets into the debate about the criteria for who should coach UVA Men’s Basketball.