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At the foot of Monticello Mountain, at the SE entrance to CHO, Route 20 Exit, I-64.
Dede Smith announced her candidacy for City Council yesterday, in a park, under a tree, south of the tracks.
Ms. Smith was introduced by Mr. Cox, one of several Mayors in attendance.
Following introductory remarks, Ms. Smith answered questions from broadcast, print and web journalists…
Charlottesville Tomorrow has the story.
My mom has given up driving, I am trying to sell her car.
Prospective buyers of this vehicle will probably not be attracted by an image that infers that the Passat is as fast as a freight train.
Low mileage vehicle (11663 miles this morning).
Make me an offer. More pictures.
Look3 Festival, Charlottesville’s festival of the photograph is wrapping up. I missed the festival this year except for two slide shows and a quick look at the World Press Photo 11 Exhibit at McGuffey.
What a year for news photographers… Earthquakes, floods, fires and humans behaving badly. My baby in the birdbath has a real world counterpart, photo by Javier Manzano.
I am sad to have missed so much of the festival this year, won’t happen again.
Woolen Mills neighbor Lola Holloway Thomas Knight died this week. Lola was born March 12, 1909, lived most of her life on Woolen Mills Road.
We miss Lola.
Daily Progress has the obit.
bric-a-brac
–noun ( used with a singular or plural verb )
miscellaneous small articles collected for their antiquarian, sentimental, decorative, or other interest.
Origin:
1830–40; < French, Middle French: literally, at random, without rhyme or reason; gradational compound from elements of obscure origin--Dictionary.com