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Advanced Network Systems founder recognized by chamber
“I am truly honored and humbled to receive this,” said Kevin Leibl.
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Charlottesville's Silverchair Learning Systems sold to Calif. company
Because Silverchair and Vista are privately held, specific details of the transaction, including the sales price, were not disclosed.
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Cash Mob plans to hit JPA
The grassroots group is inviting the community to visit six businesses on the southwest corner of JPA
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Local Realtor recognized by national publication
The winners, which are selected by the magazine’s staff, are considered rising young stars in the industry.
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CBJ: Business licenses too big a hurdle?
Many state licensing laws can be erratic, illogical and burdensome — and stop some people from launching a small business, says the Institute for Justice, a public interest law firm.
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CBJ: Property transfers and building permits for May 21
CBJ: Property transfers and building permits for May 21
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CBJ: Daybook: May 21
CBJ: Daybook: May 21
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CBJ: Personnel: May 21
CBJ: Daybook: May 21
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Earless Rabbit hops onto scene of local web content
Earless Rabbit is named for the old-time devices placed on home television sets.
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CBJ: Marotta: How does marital status affect your federal taxes?
CBJ: Marotta: How does marital status affect your federal taxes?
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Chamber of Commerce announces new location for spring luncheon
The chamber will recognize Kevin Leibl, president and founder of Advance Network Systems, with the Small Business Person of the Year Award.
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Chamber of Commerce to honor Small Business Person of the Year
The ceremony is set for 11:30 a.m. at the DoubleTree Hotel. University of Virginia football coach Mike London is the featured speaker.
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Nest Realty, Christian Study among EMMA winners
Nest received the overall marketing excellence award for its “Live where you love” campaign.
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Ronald McDonald House tries on local Red Shoes
Founded in January, Red Shoe Cville is a volunteer organization that’s working to empower and inspire young professionals while building awareness of the Ronald McDonald charities.
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Conference to focus on SNP's economic influence
The workshop-style conference is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 24 at James Madison University in Harrisonburg.
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Easements topic of Thursday lecture
The discussion will be from noon to 1 p.m. at the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library’s Central Branch.
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CBJ: Briefcase: May 14
CBJ: Briefcase: May 14
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CBJ: Marotta: Marotta's 2012 gone-fishing portfolio
Asset allocation begins by selecting the top six asset categories.
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CBJ: Daybook: May 14
CBJ: Daybook: May 14
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CBJ: Personnel: May 14
CBJ Personnel: May 14
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CBJ: Property transfers and building permits for May 14
CBJ: Property transfers and building permits, May 14
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CBJ: Louisa mining company lauded for reclamation project
Virginia Vermiculite last month was named the recipient of the Interstate Mining Compact Commission’s 2012 national reclamation award. The Louisa mine was the top winner in the non-coal mine category. The award is presented to mining operations that have demonstrated excellence in reclamation.
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Guitar makers fret over the fine details
If you want a handmade Rockbridge guitar, be patient. Performers say it's worth the wait.
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Mamma Wolf -- Mother-son teams brews together
Together, the duo runs Wild Wolf Brewing Co. on Route 151 in Nelson County.
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Region's retail sales trending upward
According to data from the Virginia Department of Taxation, in the first quarter of the year, retail sales increased 15 percent in Charlottesville.
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