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Charlottesville among 12 winning cities in water conservation contest
The contest, which ran between March 30 and April 30, asked residents to log on to www.mywaterpledge.com and make a promise to use less water.
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Progress editor departing for UVa post
Publisher Lawrence L. McConnell said the newspaper soon will begin a search to fill the editor role.
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Deadline for bypass price proposals extended
The proposals, which originally were due Thursday, will be opened at 9 a.m. May 11 in Richmond.
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Albemarle police veteran named police chief in Wheeling, W.Va.
Schwertfeger is leaving the department on May 31 after 21 years of service.
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Local chamber joining 'Governor's Bowl' food drive
The goal of the event is to gather food and raise funds for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank and similar organizations across the state.
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Area visitors center working on plan to spend marketing money
The plan is being prepared by Charlottesville advertising firm Payne, Ross & Associates.
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Cuccinelli to speak at Covenant graduation
Cuccinelli is seeking the Republican nomination in Virginia’s governor race.
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Recycling pilot program a success in Charlottesville
The amount of recycling produced from Greenbrier increased by 32 percent during the pilot program.
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Fluvanna approves lower-than-proposed tax rate
The board voted 3-2 to approve a .5981 tax rate on county properties to fund the budget
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Jury recommends life after convicting Morris of shooting his then-girlfriend
“He said ‘We’re both going to die tonight and you’re going first,’” she testified Monday.
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Scottsville election clearer after voting machine turned off, turned back on again
Unofficial results showing incumbent Mayor Jesse B. “Barry” Grove III beating former mayor Bebe Williams.
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Former opponent and Perriello voice support for Douglass in 5th
John Douglass is trying to unseat Rep. Robert Hurt.
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Report: Central Virginia ends first quarter with job growth
The statistics show that 4,800 more people were employed this March than in March 2011.
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Arrests were up slightly at this year's Foxfield
The majority of the arrests were for public intoxication.
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Motion for public hearing on bypass fails in deadlocked county vote
The motion, which failed amid audible boos, was brought forward by Supervisor Dennis S. Rooker.
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Wreck stops I-64 traffic near Crozet
Eastbound lanes blocked for cleanup.
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Machine snafu delays Scottsville election results
The towns of Orange, Madison and Louisa also held elections Tuesday.
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Living Wage Campaign starts up again at UVa
Protester Tim Bruno, also a graduate student, said the movement would go on “as long as the university’s exploitative labor practices last.”
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Huguely evidence to get public viewing
The presentations, set for May 15 and May 16, will begin with a 64-minute tape of George Huguely’s interrogation by Charlottesville police.
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UVa students' loss is community's gain with Chuck It for Charity
Off-Ground donations will benefit the Salvation Army.
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GOP activist Morton, facing felony, turns in her conceal-carry permit
Feda Kidd Morton was charged March 22 with making a false statement on a voter registration form, according to police.
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Morris takes the stand in shot-girlfriend trial
“I went around to her side of the bed and held the gun out and said, ‘what’s this doing here?’” John Wesley Morris told the judge.
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Charlottesville man charged following parkway chase
Trevis H. Johnson, 28, was being held on charges of speeding, reckless driving, drug possession and a felony count of eluding police.
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CAAR leaders see market growing stronger
“We want to see another [positive] quarter, two more quarters…to feel confident that we’re on the road to recovery,” Conner said.
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Girlfriend testifies that twice-convicted murderer shot her in bed
Lisa Ann Clements, 43, testified in court Monday that her then-boyfriend, John Wesley Morris, 54, shot her.
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