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Charlottesville officials want to know: How can we fix one of our trickiest intersections?

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Charlottesville officials are considering changes to a popular — and dangerous — intersection in town where pedestrians have mere seconds to cross the street. On Thursday, Aug. 14, community members can learn more about those possible changes to the Ridge/McIntire and West Main St. intersection in downtown Charlottesville, and give feedback on it. The meeting will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Carver Recreation Center, located in the …Read Article

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Virginia DEQ wants your input on climate action plan — survey closes Friday

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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking community input as it creates a long-term plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the Commonwealth. Greenhouse gas emissions are gases that trap heat in the atmosphere, and lead to heating of the planet. Common examples of such gasses include carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide. The United States is the second largest greenhouse emissions producer in the world with tr…Read Article

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Why Charlottesville Tomorrow doesn't focus on going viral

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Clicks, subscribes, shares. Tracking web traffic and social media data is common across news organizations — this kind of data helps us better understand our reach, after all. But Charlottesville Tomorrow prioritizes tracking something else: community impact. We are part of a growing movement of newsrooms committed to reporting that addresses diverse communities’ needs. Charlottesville Tomorrow is sharing what we’ve accomplished in central Virgi…Read Article

Half of Charlottesville's Police Civilian Oversight Board has resigned, and some say it's time to start over

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The Charlottesville Police Civilian Oversight Board has lost half of its members in recent months which has limited some of its current capabilities, and the outgoing chair pleaded with City Council to fix the board’s structural flaws. Al Pola, who led the board from January through June, resigned last month. In a letter obtained by Charlottesville Tomorrow through a public records request, he told the City Council that flawed ordinance and oth…Charlottesville · Charlottesville See the Story

Virginia is silent on how it will implement federal SNAP changes that reduce eligibility

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Some Virginians who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for food assistance are entering August unsure what will happen to their assistance. The new federal spending bill, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” by the Trump administration, has broadly affected food stamps benefits eligibility by introducing additional work requirements and restricting folks with certain immigration status from the program. As a result, some…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

Charlottesville Tomorrow deepens its commitment to building local news with its first community editor

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Listening to you, the communities we serve, is deep in the bones of our nonprofit newsroom here at Charlottesville Tomorrow. As we’ve grown this organization with your support, we are furthering our commitment to not just rebuilding local news, but reimaging what it can do for central Virginia. This means that we are always working to understand how to better offer news and information — and other kinds of community connections and opportunities…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

CAT ridership improving, but still lower than pre-pandemic levels

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For years now, CAT riders have complained about the bus service, specifically that it is too infrequent and unreliable. Some riders have been late for work and faced consequences for it, while others have missed important medical appointments. Others have stood outside in the heat waiting for a bus while groceries requiring refrigeration spoiled. And some passengers recall waiting in the rain for more than an hour for their bus to arrive. That’s…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

The federal government cut $64 million in grants at UVA. Here's what it means for the community

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A list of terminated federal grants shared with Charlottesville Tomorrow through a public records request shows that the University of Virginia lost nearly $64 million across 45 previously approved projects. The list also reveals that the cuts, made by the Trump administration, disproportionately targeted grants tied to diversity, equity, inclusion, climate change and other topics deemed inconsistent with the Trump administration’s priorities. T…Renewable Energy · Charlottesville See the Story

Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority to begin four-year project for new water main serving Charlottesville and Albemarle County

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Local gun violence summit to explore new hospital-based violence intervention program from UVA Health

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A group of local organizations is holding an event July 17 to discuss gun violence prevention in Charlottesville. The Second Annual Gun Violence Summit will be focused on the “state of gun violence” in Charlottesville using data from the UVA Center for Community Partnerships and insights from local groups and individuals working to curb gun violence, said Sam Heath from Equal Justice USA, one of the organizers. The event will also explore a new…Charlottesville · Charlottesville See the Story

The first cohort of Charlottesville Inclusive Media Fellows are leading projects to benefit their communities

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Michael Cheuk isn’t interested in getting “likes.” In fact, he rarely uses social media. Instead, Cheuk is focused on a different kind of social networking: connecting local leaders and their communities. Sharon Harris is also committed to connecting communities by sharing information in rural areas often overlooked by larger, urban outlets. Both Cheuk and Harris are local leaders with track records of making an impact in their communities. In F…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

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Charlottesville officials want to know: How can we fix one of our trickiest intersections?

Virginia DEQ wants your input on climate action plan — survey closes Friday

Why Charlottesville Tomorrow doesn't focus on going viral

Half of Charlottesville's Police Civilian Oversight Board has resigned, and some say it's time to start over

Virginia is silent on how it will implement federal SNAP changes that reduce eligibility

Charlottesville Tomorrow deepens its commitment to building local news with its first community editor

CAT ridership improving, but still lower than pre-pandemic levels

The federal government cut $64 million in grants at UVA. Here's what it means for the community

Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority to begin four-year project for new water main serving Charlottesville and Albemarle County

Local gun violence summit to explore new hospital-based violence intervention program from UVA Health

The first cohort of Charlottesville Inclusive Media Fellows are leading projects to benefit their communities

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Half of Charlottesville's Police Civilian Oversight Board has resigned, and some say it's time to start over

Virginia is silent on how it will implement federal SNAP changes that reduce eligibility

Charlottesville Tomorrow deepens its commitment to building local news with its first community editor

CAT ridership improving, but still lower than pre-pandemic levels

The federal government cut $64 million in grants at UVA. Here's what it means for the community

Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority to begin four-year project for new water main serving Charlottesville and Albemarle County

Local gun violence summit to explore new hospital-based violence intervention program from UVA Health

The first cohort of Charlottesville Inclusive Media Fellows are leading projects to benefit their communities