Elizabeth Holmes
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BUCK Squad and Charlottesville businesses team up to prevent violence
BUCK Squad, a Charlottesville-area nonprofit, is calling on support to stop gun violence at school and home. → Read More
Albemarle County looking to hire across departments
The county held a job fair Thursday, May 19, looking to fill a couple dozen positions across multiple departments. → Read More
UVA pediatrician weighs in on boosters for kids 5-11
The Food and Drug Administration recently authorized COVID-19 booster shots for 5-11 year old. → Read More
ACPS buying ‘Type A’ buses as driver recruiting tactic
Albemarle County Public Schools is getting creative, trying to find ways to solve its shortage of bus drivers. → Read More
“It’s bad:” Virginia Rent Relief Portal stopping new applications May 15
Since the federal eviction moratorium ended last July, LAJC has submitted 525 rent relief applications, and now the pressure is on to get more in. Starting July 1, 2022, COVID-19 eviction protections will end. → Read More
“It’s bad:” Virginia Rent Relief Portal stopping new applications May 15
Since the federal eviction moratorium ended last July, LAJC has submitted 525 rent relief applications, and now the pressure is on to get more in. Starting July 1, 2022, COVID-19 eviction protections will end. → Read More
UVA Medical report steady decline in COVID-19 patients
Doctors at UVA Medical Center say they are seeing a steady decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations. At a media briefing Friday morning, there is one adult and one pediatric patient being treated with COVID-19 there. → Read More
Masks still required on CAT buses
According to city policy, you must wear a mask on city property, and that includes CAT buses. → Read More
Ting launching new e-sports labs at CHS and MHS
Ting is now building two new E-Sports labs, one at Charlottesville High School and one at Monticello High. → Read More
Albemarle Co. family’s home energy costs cut in half thanks to LEAP audit
Local Energy Alliance Program (LEAP) is helping homeowners trying to catch a break on their energy bills. → Read More
Community Bikes holding donation drive
Community Bikes is putting out a call for donations. → Read More
Volunteers needed for medical clinic in Luray
Remote Area Medical (RAM) is looking for volunteers to help with an upcoming weekend clinic. → Read More
Albemarle Co. Police Dept. launches body camera program
Over the next few weeks, 112 body cameras will be distributed throughout the county’s police department. → Read More
In first in-person meeting, Albemarle Co. developers seek approval to push forward with Three Notched Trail project
The trail would stretch from the Blue Ridge Tunnel in Afton, to Crozet, to Charlottesville. It would be anywhere from 25 to 30 miles for walkers, runners and bikers to use. → Read More
Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital seeing drop off in COVID-19
The hospital said in mid-March, it reported its longest streak of no new COVID-19 patients. → Read More
LAJC pushing for education investment in 2022 budget
About 20 different educational advocacy groups across Virginia are calling on lawmakers to agree on a state budget as soon as possible. → Read More
Lake Monticello planning to start new policing model
It’s starting what it’s calling a new “hybrid” law enforcement plan. Lake management says private security contractors will soon be working alongside Lake Monticello’s current police and security teams. → Read More
Elevated levels of E. coli found in Charlottesville waterway
An investigation is underway on what is causing elevated levels of E. coli in one of Charlottesville’s waterways. → Read More
Albemarle teachers push for collective bargaining
More than two-thirds of staff with the district, including teachers, bus drivers and school nurses, want a the Albemarle Education Association to help them bargain for things like wages and working conditions. → Read More
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville receiving $5.75M in grant money
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville is getting a major donation from a well-known philanthropist. → Read More