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Sinha departs S&P Global for Charlottesville Tomorrow

Journalism · Charlottesville

Sinha departs S&P Global for Charlottesville Tomorrow

Charlottesville Tomorrow has hired S&P Global’s Akash Sinha as its managing editor. Tamica Jean-Charles of Charlottesville Tomorrow writes, “Sinha will join us to take the lead on giving our team direction and making sure our audiences keep getting great local news. He moved to Charlottesville 20 years ago to study English literature at the University of Virginia (the […]See the Story

A Japanese artist’s idea to help people cope with grief makes a connection in Albemarle County

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

A Japanese artist’s idea to help people cope with grief makes a connection in Albemarle County

Sitting next to Free Bridge Lane overlooking the Rivanna River is a black wall telephone common in American households roughly three decades ago. The telephone is encased in a navy blue wood box on a pole that stands about 6 feet tall. Although the phone appears to be working, it’s not. At least in the literal sense.And that’s the point. The Hospice of the Piedmont, a nonprofit that helps individuals and their families who are coping with death,…See the Story

Charlottesville City Council to vote on use of $3M in ARPA funds to contribute to expansion of Salvation Army facility on Ridge Street

Salvation Army · Charlottesville

Charlottesville City Council to vote on use of $3M in ARPA funds to contribute to expansion of Salvation Army facility on Ridge Street

The penultimate Charlottesville City Council meeting for 2024 can perhaps be seen as a preview for big decisions to be made in 2025. The five elected officials meet at 4 p.m. in City Council Chambers for the third of three preliminary budget work sessions for Fiscal Year 2026 followed by a regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. (meeting info) As with the first budget briefing and the second budget briefing, the presentation has not been made available in …See the Story

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