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Hole in one event not to be

Written by Emil Colmenares | 02 May 2012

One of the most exciting events of the year that was scheduled for May 16 has been cancelled. The tournament that was scheduled is the Chamber of Commerce fund raising tournament. The event failed to get the response that was expected due to other tournaments that were scheduled during May. There are two other events scheduled during this time frame. So sorry that the $10,000 hole in one event is not to be. Maybe later in the year when there aren’t so many events on tap.

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Needed like a hole in the head

Written by Jennifer Zajac | 18 April 2012

As soon as I sat on the seat, my stomach tried to head for the exit.

The Voice of Reason never whispered in my ear once that morning. Not even a simple, “Hey, maybe you want to research this first?” Perhaps because the Voice of Vanity kept drowning Reason out with her cooing, “Do it! You’ll both look soooooo cute!”

And that’s how I found myself perched in the middle of a kiosk at the mall with Daughter on my lap waiting for two women to punch holes in our heads.

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How about a hole in one?

Written by Emil Colmenares | 11 April 2012

One of this seasons golf events takes place May 16 at Lake Monticello Golf Club. The Fluvanna Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual fund raising golf tournament that benefits scholarship program. It is a Captain’s Choice event with prizes awarded in all categories. Entry forms are available at the Lake Monticello golf shop and at many of the Chamber’s members businesses. You may also call the chamber office at 434–589–3262. This event is offering a hole in one prize that is outstanding. The shot covers 165 yards at the par 3 10th hole Now. Hear. This. The prize is $10,000 paid in cash for this feat.

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Worth the lovely drive

Written by Mona Orange | 11 April 2012

We are fortunate to live in an area that is beautiful, rural and filled with little history gems. Although Tavern on the Rail seems to be far away from it all (thirty plus miles from Fluvanna), it is worth the lovely drive to dine in the Tavern’s quirky atmosphere and eat home cooked food at a modest price.

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Open for business

Written by Phyllis Montellese | 04 April 2012

It was opening day at the Fluvanna Farmers Market on April 3. Once again the people of Fluvanna can buy truly locally grown fresh produce where the person they meet is the person who grew it.
We are pretty strict about that. Co- manager Jutta Glasscock visits farms to be sure, if they say they grew it, they did! We are unique among markets and CSA’s – where sometimes produce is purchased regionally for resale.

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Hole in one event not to be

Needed like a hole in the head

How about a hole in one?

Worth the lovely drive

Open for business

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