Congratulations to Ryan Kirby who won The Big Greasy “Games of Throne“! Ryan picked up $500 in plumbing services from Moore’s Plumbing and Septic!
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Charlottesville's City Manager has scheduled three community budget forums in the next week where people will use fake money instructing them how real money is spent.
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"It could be that President Beardsley is only there for a short period of time," said former University of Virginia chief legal counsel Tim Heaphy Friday morning on NewsRadio WINA.
