November 22, 2009
Kelo incident didn’t age well
“Kelo” is the shorthand name given to the infamous incident in which the city of New London, Conn., seized by eminent domain a swath of middle- to lower-income houses
November 16, 2009
Wall couldn’t keep out ideas
The Berlin Wall resembled an ideological scar and not only severed a city but symbolized the failure of an evil syste
November 15, 2009
Let’s welcome DIA workers
Surveys conducted of federal intelligence workers who may be moving to Central Virginia as part of base realignment provide valuable insight into the kinds of professionals who will eventually become our neighbors.
November 14, 2009
A modern heroine
You may be used to seeing sports heroes on special cereal boxes, from Bruce Jenner and Mary Lou Retton on. Now there are heroes of a different kind.
What a ham
Tickle Me Elmo, thankfully, is long removed from the Must Have Christmas Present list for parents this holiday season.
That was one great big escape
Maybe we need a new highway sign.
November 13, 2009
Planning costs need cutting
Proposals to raise Albemarle’s zoning fees provide a pointed example of the county’s overall conflict between cutting costs and raising revenues.
November 12, 2009
Free market must have say
The solution to issues with the U.S. health care system starts with the individual, not with the federal government.
November 11, 2009
A vote against your liberty
Tom Perriello cast a critical vote against personal liberty and for more federal spending and confiscation of private wealth.
A vote against your liberty
When Democrat Tom Perriello voted on Nov. 8 for the health care “reform” bill in the House, he cast a critical vote against personal liberty and for more federal spending and confiscation of private wealth.
November 10, 2009
Was program a clunker?
“Cash for Clunkers” failed to meet expectations, suggests an Associated Press investigation.
A D-Day rescue?
We’re sorry to hear that the National D-Day Memorial is laying off nearly half its staff.
Was program a clunker?
“Cash for Clunkers” failed to meet expectations, suggests an Associated Press investigation.
A D-Day rescue?
We’re sorry to hear that the National D-Day Memorial is laying off nearly half its staff.
November 09, 2009
Take signs away
All right, folks, the election’s over. Time to remove those political signs from the public right-of-way, as required by law.
November 08, 2009
Dealing with more tragedy
The bittersweet irony is that community tragedies stir our hearts and, often, stir us to selfless action.
November 07, 2009
Follow a thread of mystery ...
A snippet of Amelia Earhart’s “hair” was actually a collection of thread.
Off on a good foot
Here’s a charmer … and her name is Meadow.
The breath a’ what?
In Oxford, Ohio, police stopped a man on Halloween night and charged him in connection with numerous alleged offenses.
November 06, 2009
Agency flees responsibility
“Trust us. We’re here from the federal government and we’re here to help you.”
November 05, 2009
We need both winners, losers
Virginia voters gave Bob McDonnell a mandate to focus on the commonwealth’s lagging economy.
November 04, 2009
What’s up with our senators?
With this year’s election just finished, let’s look back at the state’s rookie senators: Democrats Jim Webb and Mark Warner.
The beauty of science
Congratulations to the University of Virginia and Trinh Xuan Thuan, an astronomy professor and author.
November 03, 2009
Aim of service shows depth
Whatever results, the political candidates have been a vital part of the greatest political process on Earth: an election in a participatory democracy.
November 02, 2009
Late ballots: No-fault error?
Last year, Virginia failed to mail some 2,100 absentee ballots in time
November 01, 2009
McDonnell right for Virginia
We say this with great respect for his opponent, state Sen. R. Creigh Deeds
October 31, 2009
Norris earns Council return
Charlottesville needs Dave Norris’ experience on Council.
Write in Williams
A governing body benefits from new energy and fresh ideas. The Daily Progress is endorsing write-in candidate Andrew Williams for City Council.
October 30, 2009
Toscano earns voter support
The 57th District is fortunate to have David Toscano as its delegate.
Return Bell to office
The Daily Progress recommends that voters send Rob Bell back to Richmond.

