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Child in poolThere is no public pool in Fluvanna County. There are four pools in the county – Fork Union Military Academy, Lake Monticello, Health Nutz Fitness & Aquatic Center and Camp Friendship – but all of them require membership or rental by a larger group to use. But even with 315 swimmers and divers in the county, not until now have efforts to build a county pool become more serious.

 

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Free inspection. Free money. Free repairs.
Yes, FREE.
Interested?

All you’ve got to do is register.

That’s what people from the Federal Emergency Management are yelling from the rooftops to Fluvanna citizens. Add a comment

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At 3:30 a.m. on the morning of Jan. 5, John Colvin woke to several men, dressed in all black, wandering around his backyard in Lake Monticello with flashlights.

“I’m a light sleeper, I woke up and saw men in my yard with flashlights. I became like a pit bull, I wasn’t thinking,” said Colvin, 47. “I told them to get off my property.”

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Logging off Rt. 53Anyone who makes the drive from Fluvanna into Charlottesville on Rt. 53 has noticed the logging of a large swath of acreage right after the intersection with Lake Monticello Road.

“There have been no plans brought forward for the development of the property,” said Roger Black, erosion and sedimentation control and storm water inspector for Fluvanna County.

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Phyllis Wilson consults with Scott Price Fluvanna planted its newest crop of Master Gardeners Jan. 11 at the public library.

That’s where 19 men and women began meeting to learn as much as they can in 50 classroom hours about botany, pest management, landscaping, water conservation and many other topics. After completing an additional 50 hours of volunteer service, they – er, we – will officially be Master Gardeners. Full disclosure: I’m one of the students.

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