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Glenn Youngkin · Virginia

‘They Should Be Arrested’: Youngkin Holds Firm on Support for ICE Raids at Virginia Courthouses

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday doubled down on the controversial use of courthouse arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, brushing off criticism that some of the individuals detained were simply in court to pay fines for traffic infractions and had no criminal record. Related stories Va. police officers deputized as immigration agents under Youngkin’s order pushing cooperation with ICE Ar…See the Story

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5 People, Including 3 Children, Shot During Fourth of July Celebration in Charlottesville

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. A Fourth of July celebration in Charlottesville turned violent when five people were shot during what police believe was a gang-related shootout on Orangedale Avenue.The victims included three children, ages 9, 11, and 17, as well as an 18-year-old and a 52-year-old. Police say none of them were intended targets of the gunfire, WCAV reported."You shot a 9-year-old kid. Think about that for a second," Charlottesville Police C…See the Story

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Albemarle Supervisors to hold public hearing on proposed solar ordinance changes

The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will have their first and only meeting of July on Wednesday the 16th. This will begin at 1 p.m. in Lane Auditorium in the county’s office building at 401 McIntire Road. (meeting agenda) The first item on the agenda is a work session on the implementation chapter of the update of the Comprehensive Plan that the county refers to as AC44. The Albemarle County Planning Commission took a review last week and …Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

Albemarle Planning Commission recommends approval of 300 more residential units at Brookhill

In November 2016, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning for Brookhill, a mixed-use development on 277 acres to be constructed between Polo Grounds Road and the Forest Lakes community in the northern portion of the county. On July 8, the Albemarle Planning Commission held a public hearing on requested changes to the code of development for the project. “The changes are limited to primarily a request to increase the maximum number…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

Nearly two years on the job, City Manager Sanders provides status report on various initiatives

Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders has held that position for nearly two years, lasting longer than several of his predecessors. His tenure so far has been marked with a series of ambitious initiatives and he provided an update to City Council on July 7. “Upon taking the role of City Manager, I decided that it was important for me to be able to come before council and the public every quarter and report on our progress at getting the work …Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

JABA elevates interim CEO to next leader

An employee of the Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) has been running the organization since April and this week became the leader outright. “The JABA Board of Directors met for a special session [on July 7] and unanimously named Christina Evans as the organization’s Chief Executive Officer,” said Dick Gibson, chair of JABA’s Board of Directors. “Christina willingly stepped into the CEO interim role in April and, in a short period, has prove…Charlottesville · Charlottesville Read Article

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‘They Should Be Arrested’: Youngkin Holds Firm on Support for ICE Raids at Virginia Courthouses

5 People, Including 3 Children, Shot During Fourth of July Celebration in Charlottesville

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Albemarle Supervisors to hold public hearing on proposed solar ordinance changes

Albemarle Planning Commission recommends approval of 300 more residential units at Brookhill

Nearly two years on the job, City Manager Sanders provides status report on various initiatives

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