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Posted by Allie Pesch on 11/06/09 Categorized as November 2009 Share/Save ACAC Crozet co-managers Karen Melcher and Jeremy Tipton.
Folk Music Festival at Crozet Baptist Church
Scuffletown, Jan Smith, and Robbie Schaeffer showcased their talents and entertained folks as Crozet Baptist Church hosted the community and a number of local musicians Oct.
Crozet Annals of Medicine: Lightning Strikes
You always remember your first time. I remember the first time I ever saw a patient clinically.
Crozet Library Project Could Be Stalled More Than Five Years
While nothing is set in stone yet, an Albemarle County review team has made a recommendation to postpone or eliminate several major projects.
To the Editor: Save the Independent Bookstore
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Crozet man gets 7 years for Ponzi scheme
A Crozet man who bilked more than $5.3 million from investors in a decade-long Ponzi scheme was sentenced to 71 2 years in prison yesterday in Charlottesville's federal court.
Crozet Streetscape Money Called into Question
The recession is finding its way further into Crozet. From Charlottesville Tomorrow : Boyd expressed concern at the amount of money that the County has invested in the project.
Spirit Walk Revives Crozeta s Past
Jay Fennell performed as Samuel Miller, founder of the Miller School, in the Field School's Spirit Walk through Crozet Oct.
Prison Sentence for Crozet Man Convicted for Ponzi Scheme
The Crozet, Virginia man who bilked his friends, family and associates out of more than $5 million with an intricate Ponzi scheme was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court.
From the Editor: Build the New Crozet Library Now
County leaders have notified the Crozet Library Steering Committee that they will recommend to supervisors that the project be pushed back yet again and not be considered for funding before 2015.
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Crozet streetscape grant prompts questions about Countya s capital projects budget
In the face of significant revenue shortfalls, Albemarle County Supervisor Ken Boyd said Wednesday that at least some projects in the Countya s Capital Improvement Program should be scrutinized to see if public investment is still warranted.
Girlfriends of Greenwood Fall Sale Success
Posted by Allie Pesch on 11/05/09 Categorized as November 2009 Share/Save Girlfriends of Greenwood held their fall sale October 3-4 at the Claudius Crozet Park Community Center.
Eric Dobmeier said he learned more than how to accurately hit a golf ball during his two years in the First Tee of Charlottesville program.
Plane crash recalled 50 years later
Fifty years after a deadly plane crash on Buck's Elbow Mountain near Crozet, local residents and families of the dead are still seeking clues as to what happened.
The only survivor: 50 years after Piedmont Airlines Flight 349
The lone survivor of Piedmont Airlines Flight 349, Phil Bradley, lays on the ground at the site of the wreck.
Wayne Theatre Alliance to present new Fairfax Hall mystery
WAYNESBORO - The Wayne Theatre Alliance will present the fourth in its Murder at Fairfax Hall series of Inspector Kathy mysteries on Nov.
Financial hurdles fail to stop Crozet development plan
A plan that would refurbish business buildings in the heart of Crozet - connected to or within walking distance of new apartments - might begin within several months, despite major financial stumbles.
Tulip bulb sale to fund cancer research
Local residents on Saturday will be able to purchase tulip bulbs from which will spring both beautiful pink flowers and hope for those with breast cancer.
Slutzky takes lead in county fundraising
Supervisor David L. Slutzky, a Democrat running for re-election to the Rio seat on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, now leads all board candidates in total fundraising for the Nov.
The wild things were in Waynesboro Friday night. Stone Soup Books held a special event inviting area kids to dress up as monsters in honor of the movie, Where The Wild Things Are, that debuted Friday 16.