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THIS WEEK NEWS 9 From the City Market to independent stores 11 August 12 review and Etsy and Instagram accounts, it’s clear recommends new permit process. that Charlottesville is a town full of makers.

11 Free parking downtown Ranging from food and drink, clothing, during holidays.

15 Assault charge dismissed jewelry, home goods and even instruments, against Veronica Fitzhugh. many residents have carved out niches for 15 Rape charges certified for former VA guv’s grandson. themselves and found a home in the local— 17 Judge rejects Walter Korte’s plea agreement. and often national—market.

That notion sparked the idea for our inaugural Made in C-VILLE FEATURE 22 contest (p. 22). As with anything new, we weren’t sure what to expect when we put out a call for makers to enter their wares in the categories of Home & Craft, Style and Food & Drink, but we—and our three judges—were overwhelmed with the response. The first place, second Meet the winners of our first-ever place and honorable mention winners in each category are featured Made in C-VILLE contest. in this week’s issue, along with where to find more products from the ARTS 45 winning makers. Let’s show some love to area artisans by shopping 47 Calendar Listings local this holiday season.—Jessica Luck

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YOU HAD YOUR SAY ON C-VILLE. COM Sticker shock: Charlottesville health insurance premiums spike to highest in nation Thank you for reporting this. It’s outrageous to think anyone should have to pay that much for health coverage. Because of these insane price increases, people will avoid taking steps for preventative care and that’s a tragedy. I wondered why the whole country wasn’t outraged, but it sounds like we’ve been hit the hardest right here in C’ville and Albemarle.

Sarah Snow Otto The subsidies for individuals are intact. It was the payment to the insurance companies that stopped. So if you qualify for subsidies you probably got a higher one to help offset the higher premium. I think that having only one provider in the region, which although not rural, isn’t highly populated may be the greater source at play.

Everyone should be reaching out to their elected officials letting them know they don’t approve of the sabotage being done.

I feel like it is definitely Trumpcare now.

You break it you own it. That aside our government needs to fix it and provide coverage for everyone.

I appreciate knowing this Cville situation. It will certainly impact a future move decision.

Michael Martin This is really crazy for anyone to be charged that much. I think it all goes back to the rich want to get richer. The hospitals are totally to expensive. The insurance companies also. Just think if people stopped going to doctors hospitals for different things because of high cost thinking they or their children will get over it in 24 hours. Mankind and his greed will be his own downfall.

Kenneth Morris Y’alllllll. Hey y’all. Let’s keep perspective.

Insurers like Aetna and Anthem are still publicly traded companies that answer to share holders. Their shares have quadrupled in the past 5 years. Sentara is a nonprofit who’s president and CEO makes $1.2 million a year.

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NEWS Motion to unwrap Plaintiffs in the suit to prevent the city from removing Confederate statues of generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson now want Charlottesville to remove the black tarps that have covered the statues since shortly after the fatal August 12 rally—and for the city to pay hefty fines if it refuses.

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It costs a little bit more to gobble till you wobble this year, according to a recent survey conducted by the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.

On average, it will set you back about $50.56 to feed a family of 10 adults on Thanksgiving.

This is up from $44.02 last year, with the average cost of everyone’s favorite holiday meal increasing by a total of $11.44 since the federation began conducting the survey in 2003.

What’s on the menu? Turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, peas, rolls, cranberries, a vegetable tray, milk and a good ol’ slice of pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Eat up.

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The grocery subscription service that bought out Relay Foods last year announced November 17 that it would cease its operations, effective immediately. Door to Door Organics says refunds will be forthcoming for those who pre-ordered Thanksgiving turkeys.

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Closing the door

Staunton’s former Western State Lunatic Asylum will reopen as a boutique hotel this spring. Among its features is the original wooden spiral stairwell (right), which has been refurbished and will allow access to a rooftop atrium.

“It’s a combination of a beautiful, beautiful historic building with absolute top of the line, luxurious amenities and features,” Miller says about the inn, where he made use of the original wide corridors, hallway arches, vaulted ceilings and a wooden spiral stairwell that will allow guests to access the rooftop atrium. As for whether he expects a gaggle of ghost hunters to be his first customers: “That certainly wasn’t part of our marketing plan, but we don’t care why they want to stay here. We just want them to come and see it.”

Either way, we’re calling it a crazy good time.

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A construction worker died at the Linden Town Lofts site after a traumatic fall November 15, according to Charlottesville police. That was also the location of an early morning July 13 fire that engulfed a townhouse and four Jaunt buses. A worker also died from a fall October 21 at 1073 E. Water St., the C&O Row site owned by Evergreen Homebuilders.

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He’ll tell you it’s not haunted, but owner and developer Robin Miller acknowledges the twisted history of the new Blackburn Inn, his historic boutique hotel set to open in Staunton this spring.

Originally serving as the Western State Lunatic Asylum in the early 1800s, a hospital for the mentally ill—known for its electroshock therapy and lobotomies—the building became a medium-security men’s penitentiary in the late 1900s, until it was abandoned in 2003.

Where former residents wore straitjackets, inn guests will don complimentary bathrobes after a dip in the “luxurious soaking tubs” that will be available in four of the 49 rooms with 27 different floor plans.

“About 14 years ago was the first time I drove into downtown Staunton,” says Miller. “I looked over and saw the campus here and I fell in love with it.”

The Richmond-based developer with a second home in the same town as his new hotel has an assemblage of projects under his belt, including the recent redevelopment of Western State’s bindery, the building directly behind the Blackburn Inn, which he converted into 19 condos.

Jason Kessler flees from his August 13 press conference.

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Seeking asylum

IN BRIEF

Four people charged with assaulting Jason Kessler the day after the deadly August 12 Unite the Right rally—Brandon Collins, Robert Litzenberger, Phoebe Stevens and Jeff Winder—had their cases moved to February 2—Groundhog Day—because the special prosecutor, Goochland Commonwealth’s Attorney Mike Caudill, hadn’t seen video of Kessler being chased through the shrubbery.

“These things keep coming up,” said Judge Bob Downer. “It’s like Groundhog Day.”

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lmost immediately after the violent clashes in Charlottesville August 12, Governor Terry McAuliffe established a task force to review the events of that weekend, and consultants presented a preliminary report November 15.

The top two takeaways: This is a new era of protests—and a stronger permit process for those seeking to use public facilities could avoid the violence in the streets that left counterprotester Heather Heyer dead.

“People were coming in from out of state,” says Nicky Zamostny, the task force director who works in Secretary Brian Moran’s Office of Public Safety. In comparing

WHAT WENT WRONG: THE STATE’S PERSPECTIVE • Charlottesville didn’t heed state recommendations

• Disparate incident action plans • Lack of unified command, unclear chain of command • Multiple command posts— and the one at Wells Fargo was “not functional” • Decision-makers weren’t trained on command post operations • Similar functionary units couldn’t communicate on the same radio frequency • No primary spokesperson

were planning to be violent and a possible mass-casualty event, such as a car attack, according to the report.

The big question in Charlottesville since August 12 has been, where were the police and why didn’t they intervene when demonstrators were fighting. The governor’s task force does not address that issue, but it does note the “lack of a unified command.”

Activist Emily Gorcenski says she has not read the entire report, but her impression is that it was more a presentation of tactics.

“My question was, is this a review of what happened in Charlottesville or was this a case study for future events. My sense is it’s the latter.”

Zamostny likely wouldn’t disagree. She says the focus was public safety, and “to have

necessary precautions in place” across the state to prevent future violent events.

The report also identified “a lot of things that went well,” she says. The state provided “an unprecedented level of resources,” including 600 Virginia State Police, 125 National Guard members and more than 400 on standby.

But the recommendations suggest the state may have second thoughts about providing such a level of resources while allowing a locality to retain command. “The state should re-evaluate the extent to which it is comfortable remaining in a support role to local jurisdictions, particularly following a declared state of emergency and when large numbers of state resources are allocated,” advise the consultants.

DOWNTOWN VISITORS GET A PARKING BREAK Roasters, a Downtown Mall institution of 24 years. “The idea is just to allow the downtown area to welcome people back and have nothing be a deterrent.”

The city announced November 14 that the newly metered spaces surrounding the mall would be available at no cost from Friday, November 17, until Monday, January 1, and parking in the Market Street Parking Garage would be free on the weekends for the holiday season, starting at 5pm each Friday.

Lawrence says her coffee sales have certainly declined since the onset of the parking program, and Joan Fenton, chair of the Downtown Business Association of Charlottes-

ville, says that seems to be a trend for other business owners.

“I know that there are a lot of businesses that are very upset by the meters and think it’s a bad idea,” says Fenton, who also owns Quilts Unlimited & J. Fenton Gifts. “We haven’t seen the figures but, anecdotally, people have told us that they don’t want to park because of the meters.”

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Some business owners say the Downtown Mall hasn’t been quite the same since shield-wielding white supremacists and neo-Nazis invaded it over the summer, followed immediately by the onset of a pilot parking meter program that required drivers to pay to park for what was once a free space.

So what better way to welcome back its patrons than offering free holiday parking?

“The timing [of the parking meter pilot] made it so people who perhaps were feeling a little skittish to come down after the summer just kept that feeling,” says Lynelle Lawrence, co-owner of Mudhouse Coffee

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• Criminal histories of participants not evident in operations plan

On August 12, 600 Virginia State Police were in town, but they were hard to find early on when there was brawling in the streets.

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• Charlottesville didn’t put restrictions on Jason Kessler’s Emancipation Park permit

videos, “we’re seeing a lot of the same faces.

It’s a completely new sort of incident.”

The preliminary report notes competing, heavily armed groups of protesters out to harm one another, loaded with weapons and projectiles, and using social media to coordinate efforts.

The other significant finding, says Zamostny, is a “strong permitting process” is the best way to avoid what happened at Emancipation Park. Among the recommendations is to restrict the length of time of the permit, change state law to allow the prohibition of weapons and have a protocol in place before the next Jason Kessler asks for a permit.

“We’ve worked with a First Amendment scholar,” says Zamostny. “Localities can absolutely have a strong permit process.”

The task force, made up of about two dozen top public safety officials from across the state—except from Charlottesville— heard a report from the consultants who actually did the review heavy lifting: the International Association of Chiefs of Police, which was paid around $46,000, and the Olson Group, which cost $300,000, according to Zamostny.

“It’s not about finger pointing,” says Zamostny—several times in the course of a phone interview—perhaps mindful that the day the initial report came out, Charlottesville spokeswoman Miriam Dickler fired off a statement: “It is disappointing that, from what we have heard to date, the report lays fault on one organization rather than comprehensively considering the roles played by each participating agency.”

The city hired Tim Heaphy to conduct an independent, in-depth review that’s expected to be presented to City Council December 4.

As much as the state’s review was not about placing blame, the initial report notes, “Recommendations communicated by the state to the City of Charlottesville were not accepted, including industry best practices for handling violent events.”

Among the concerns shared with Charlottesville were intelligence the participants

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“It was frustrating, plus I was in a hurry.”

Adds Howard, “I would still come downtown, but I would avoid the meter.”

Fenton’s personal qualm is that the rate is too high. “I’m not sure that we’re in a community that will accept a $1.80-perhour rate,” she says. “At this point, I don’t think it works.”

But Fenton says when the businesses called for help this season, Charlottesville management acted fast.

“The city has been through a great deal since August 12,” says parking manager Rick Siebert. “There have been a lot of hard feelings expressed by a lot of people about what went on, and perhaps what mistakes were made, so I think this is the city partnering with the businesses on the mall to say ‘come on back.’’’

And while the parking meters are a hot topic, he adds, “I don’t think this is all about the meters. I think this is all about the mall and the need for the city to support the efforts of the business community and to remind everybody what a great place it is.”

Siebert says the meter pilot program will likely run through May (the holiday parking promotion ends at the beginning of the new year), and would then go before

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Lynelle Lawrence, co-owner of Mudhouse Coffee Roasters, says business owners hope the holiday parking promotion will welcome patrons back to the Downtown Mall after a stressful summer.

City Council for recommendations. Despite all the backlash, he says the program has helped improve turnover and create available spaces.

“There are certainly a number of people who are upset, and not happy about the elimination of the free parking, but there are other business owners, property owners and customers that I’ve talked to personally who have talked about how great it is that they can now actually find a place to park on-street without driving in circles, and I think the $1.80 per hour is worth that convenience.”

And he says he’s heard from several satisfied Market Street garage parkers because their rates have decreased since the pilot was implemented—instead of paying $2.50 an hour, it now costs a dollar less with the first hour free.

Lawrence says she expects to see another dip in Mudhouse sales in January, but that happens at the beginning of each year, so she won’t necessarily be able to attribute it to the reinstated meters. For now, she’s enjoying what she calls “this beautiful moment” of business collaboration, where employees are saying, “Let’s see what we can do to create a holiday spirit downtown. This is a lovely place to be and we’ve got you.”

Adds Lawrence, “It’s never been this tight and strong, and the city is right with us. It’s given us energy and focus.”— Samantha Baars

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Veronica Fitzhugh was let off the hook for two of three charges this year. We’ll see if she’s found guilty of a second assault charge when she’s back in court in February.

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walking down University Avenue and Wertland Street, which never news@c-ville.com shows Baril pick her up. When the lawyer noted that her account didn’t uring a preliminary hearing match the footage, the woman who in which the alleged victim brought the charges erupted in burst into tears and ran out tears, turned to the person on her of the courtroom, a judge certified right in disbelief and, crying, she rape and forcible sodomy charges dashed for the door. A deputy folagainst a former UVA student. lowed her out.

Stephen Dalton Baril, 20, is accused Wright-Settle read a series of text of pushing another student onto the messages from that night, in which bed of his Wertland Street apartment, Baril texted the young woman after taking her clothes off, performing oral the reported rape: “Sorry for being sex on her and raping her while she Stephen Dalton Baril C’VILLE PD over excited.” and “I hope you’re not cried out for help. He’s the grandson mad at me. Let me know if I was being stupid.” of the late John Dalton, a Republican who served as The next morning, he allegedly texted, “Haha. My the 63rd governor of Virginia from 1978 to 1982. head hurts,” and asked if she was on “the pill.”

The alleged victim—identified as M.H. in court—sat To that, M.H. replied that it doesn’t matter because in the front row behind prosecutor Areshini Pather, she “stopped [him],” and said it was a bad decision. staring straight ahead, and family members with their Baril replied, “What was a bad decision? I hope you heads low stroked her back. Young women who aphad fun. I did.” peared to be present in support of her lined the rows According to the detective, the accuser told her that behind her. going to Baril’s apartment was the “bad decision” she Baril’s supporters also filled up several rows, while was referring to, and that she told him to stop several the defendant stood quietly at the stand. times. She said as Baril forced himself on her, she called Charlottesville police Detective Regine Wrightout for help.

Settle testified that between late January 31 and early In cross examination, Wright-Settle said she interFebruary 1, M.H. said Baril met up with her at Coupe’s, viewed Baril’s roommates who were reportedly home, a popular bar on the Corner, and bought her a drink. and none of them could attest to hearing someone call She left with Baril, whom she met during a mixer befor help that night. tween her sorority and his fraternity, with the intention Quagliana, who also noted that the two appeared to of him walking her to her nearby apartment. be walking arm-in-arm and hand-in-hand in the vidAs she and Baril were walking from Coupe’s to her eo, said after the alleged incident, when M.H. was seen place, the young woman told Wright-Settle that Baril on video walking alone to her apartment, she looked playfully picked her up and redirected her to his “neatly dressed” and her hair wasn’t messy. apartment. When they got there, she immediately Judge Robert Downer also amended Baril’s bond asked to use the restroom, and when she emerged, to allow him to leave his home in the presence of a the Richmond native was standing in nothing but his parent. underwear.

Baril is scheduled to appear in front of the grand Defense attorney Rhonda Quagliana asked the jury in December. detective to show a surveillance video of the two

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In her most recent court appearance, a judge dropped an assault charge against Veronica Fitzhugh after her accuser failed to appear.

Alleged victim Jason Turner blamed Fitzhugh for yelling at him and pushing him in Emancipation Park on May 21 as he attempted to take a photo of the General Robert E. Lee monument. Turner, who was carrying a Confederate flag, made a video that shows the activist, who fights for black and transgender rights, repeatedly order him to leave the park.

Turner reportedly works in Washington, D.C., and has missed court dates, causing the case to be continued several times.

When Charlottesville General District Court Judge Robert Downer called Fitzhugh’s name, about 30 people dressed in pink stood, until a uniformed deputy demanded they sit down. After the ruling, the defendant exited the courtroom to the applause of several dozen other pink-clad fans.

Wearing a gray jacket with “FIND SAGE” printed on its lapels, Fitzhugh declined to give an interview. Her blazer refers to Sage Smith, a local trans woman who was last seen in November 2012 on West Main Street. Earlier this year, police ruled her disappearance a homicide.

Fitzhugh’s attorney, Jeff Fogel, represented her in the same courtroom on October 20, when she was found not guilty of obstructing free passage at the July 8 KKK rally in Justice Park.

Fogel will also stand by his client for another alleged assault that happened May 20, one day before the Turner confrontation.

Homegrown right-wing blogger Jason Kessler filed a charge against Fitzhugh that will be heard February 2.—Samantha Baars

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The agreement was either too lenient—or too harsh, opines legal expert David Heilberg.

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“What Higgins rejected was an appropriate plea,” he surmises. That means the commonwealth and the defense agree on the appropriate way for the case to come out, and the court can accept or reject it, but can’t change it, he explains. “Judge Higgins must have felt it restricted her too much.”

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ithout expounding on why, Albemarle Circuit Court Judge Cheryl Higgins rejected a plea agreement from a former UVA professor and the prosecution November 14, and said the matter will be heard by a different judge.

Walter Korte, 74, who had a long and distinguished career at the University of Virginia as a film expert, faced two counts of possession of child pornography. The plea agreement was presented in court in August. At that time, Higgins expressed reservations about the plea, asked for a presentencing report and wanted to see the two images for which Korte was charged.

The case started during the summer of 2016 when Korte disposed of his porn collection in a dumpster outside Bryan Hall, where UVA’s English department is housed.

University police staked out the dumpster and observed him tossing plastic bags on a couple of occasions.

Most of the thousands of images were legal, adult porn, but among the adult fare were images of clothed and naked young males—and magazines with Korte’s home address, according to Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Amanda Galloway in court in August.

The prosecution sent questionable images to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which found one known child pornographic image. The state attorney general’s office determined that nearly 700 images were child erotica, which depicts no nudity or sexual activity and is legal. The ages for pubescent males

in 16 images could not be determined, according to Galloway.

In the plea, the parties agreed that Korte, who has no criminal record, no hands-on victims and whom a psychological assessment determined was not a threat, would serve a maximum of 12 months in jail and register as a sex offender.

Galloway told the judge that if Korte had been convicted of one count, sentencing guidelines called for probation and no sex offender registry.

“The court is going to reject the plea,” and it will be assigned to another judge, said Higgins three months later.

The agreement was either too lenient— or too harsh, opines legal expert David

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MAKERS GONNA MAKE Ask and you shall receive. That’s the takeaway from our call to makers for the first-ever Made in C-VILLE contest.

We wanted goods conceived and manufactured in Charlottesville, and you brought lampshades, cupcakes, coasters, sandals, knives and knickknacks with undeniable charm. And while our judges were required to narrow it down to nine top choices— a winner, runner-up and honorable mention in the categories of Home & Craft, Style and Food & Drink—the resulting list celebrates the creators, handcrafters, innovators and tastemakers who give Charlottesville so much to be proud of, from wearable art to whiskey. Give ’em a hand.

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hen Brian Calhoun and Brennan Gilmore were teenagers in Rockbridge County, they visited Randall Ray’s place in a nearby holler to play music. The three of them sat on plastic buckets in Ray’s workshop and picked bluegrass tunes on their instruments. “It was a teeny workshop; you could barely turn around in it,” Gilmore remembers. Ray was a bit older than Calhoun and Gilmore, and while Gilmore preferred to focus on the music, Calhoun, who’d built a couple of mandolins and a violin, was more intrigued by the guitars Ray built in that teeny workshop.

After high school, Calhoun attended Berklee College of Music in Boston for a bit before returning to Rockbridge County to refocus and figure out what he “really” wanted to do. He began doing custom inlay work for Stelling Banjos and started hanging out in Ray’s workshop again.

Calhoun and Ray decided to build a couple of guitars together, “and they were just great,” Calhoun says. In 2002, they founded Rockbridge Guitar Company, making custom acoustic guitars by hand and bringing them around to shows for musicians to try out. Rockbridge County folk music legend Larry Keel was one of their first customers.

Word started to get around, their customer base expanded and, a few years ago, they moved most of the Rockbridge operation to a house on High Street in downtown Charlottesville (Ray still works out of his holler workshop), and brought two more luthiers—Adam McNeil and Jake Hopping—on board.

Plenty of luthiers (builders of stringed instruments) are known for their copies of sought-after vintage guitars, but that’s not Rockbridge’s modus operandi; Rockbridge instruments are all unique designs. “If our goal was to make an exact copy, then there would always be that real guitar out there, and that’s what they really want. And then, what’s the point?” says Calhoun.

So when a musician wants a Rockbridge guitar, Calhoun will have her play instruments of different sizes, scales and woods, to help deduce what combination of features would make for her ideal guitar.

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Sound is a guitar’s paramount feature, and the two main determinants of a guitar’s sound are its body size and shape, and the wood from which it’s made. Four guitars of four different sizes/shapes all made from the same wood will each sound different, just as four guitars of the same sizes/shapes made in four different woods will each sound different. Rockbridge luthiers consider all of this—and much more—when building one of their instruments, which start at about $5,000 base price and take months and many steps to complete.

There are numerous differences between small shops like Rockbridge, where four guys make between 50 and 60 guitars a year, and big-name brands like C.F. Martin & Co. and Gibson, which factory produce hundreds, even thousands, of guitars almost daily. One of those differences is attention to detail, Calhoun says.

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Mass-produced guitars are often made according to a set of predetermined materials and measurements. Five hundred pieces of mahogany might be sanded to the same thickness, but each piece is unique, and those small differences affect the overall sound of a guitar. It’s how two guitars of the same model can feel quite different, despite being made to the same specifications.

The four Rockbridge luthiers treat each piece of wood individually—if one piece of mahogany feels a bit floppy, they can leave it thick; if another piece feels stiff, they can sand it down a little more. It’s the sort of fine-tuning that often contributes positively to an instrument’s sound and feel.

“I would never say our guitar is ‘better’ than the next guitar, it’s just different,” says Calhoun. For many musicians, their instrument becomes so much a part of their sound, their persona—think Willie Nelson’s Martin N-20, named Trigger, and Woody Guthrie’s “This machine kills fascists” Gibson L-0—and for some artists, a Rockbridge might be that instrument.

Rockbridge’s customer list will leave you starstruck.

They’ve made guitars for international performers Dave Matthews, Keith Urban, Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi and Warren Haynes, among others, and for local celebs like Michael Coleman and Peyton Tochterman. They also build for collectors, studio musicians and producers, and for many other hobby and working musicians who passionately write, perform and record, and teach music lessons regularly.

For Gilmore, Ray and Calhoun’s childhood friend, who owns the 34th guitar Rockbridge ever built, there’s something special about playing a locally made instrument. “I strongly, strongly believe in the power of community in music,” he says, and playing music with your neighbors, on a great-sounding, locally made instrument—and one made by a close friend at that? Well, there’s nothing quite like it.

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erhaps you’ve heard of the famous Red and Blue Chair, influenced by the style of Piet Mondrian and designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1917 during the De Stijl art movement?

If you haven’t, let us fill you in—it looks a lot like this one, built by self-taught craftsman of 30 years, Brian Rayner, who has made three others just like it.

Because of his longtime interest in Mondrian and “the difficulty, yet simplicity” of Rietveld’s piece, Rayner says he was keen on remaking the throne.

He calls the original work, with its red backrest, blue seat and black arms and legs with bright yellow

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“From the artfully designed handles to the painstakingly forged blades, this is an instant family heirloom. The blade reminds me of an ancient samurai sword.” KEN FARMER

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“So cool, right?” he says. Way cool. Worrell, an artistturned-furniture-maker, got into knife-making about four years ago. He grew up in a family of hunters, cattle-raisers and artists, who all helped shape his love of design and craftsmanship.

“Knife-making came to me accidentally,” he says. “It’s something I experimented with and found it was exciting, offered new possibilities of a way to take design, my love of making, and be able to harness them into basically making tools that are functional art.”

Today, the team of three makers at Monolith produces 250 knives—both spec and custom knives in the culinary and sport-and-field markets—a year. One of Worrell’s favorite parts of the job is having a customer come into the studio and work with the team on everything from the blade (stainless steel, carbon or custom metal forged using car parts from a 1967 Mustang, for instance) and handle (wood and fabrics, such as a baby blanket, are both options) to the design: a

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No blueprints or instructions were used in the making. Rayner eyeballed it, he says, by looking at a photo of the famous chair in a book, comparing the angles and dimensions, and multiplying for scale. And while Rietveld assembled his masterpiece with dowels, Rayner notched his to make a better, stronger joint.

“I won’t make any more of those,” he says, and laughs, noting that each of the four chairs took him about 40 hours to build. The last is still for sale—wink, wink.

full tang blade made in a French/German profile but with an Asian-style handle, perhaps? Each knife is handmade in the Monolith studio, from drawing a template onto a bar of steel, hand-cutting the knife using a cutting wheel, grinding the blade, hardening the steel overnight in a kiln, tempering the blade to the correct flexibility level in a toaster and finally attaching the handle.

One Monolith customer has had three different knives made for her but she’s still not 100 percent satisfied so they are continuing to work with her until it’s exactly right.

“These are tools that are a direct extension of the human body,” Worrell says. “For us it’s important that it’s right or it’s not right—it’s black or white that way.”

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Longtime craftsman Brian Rayner eyeballed a famous Rietveld design and adapted it to his own taste and specifications.

ack Worrell, owner of Monolith Knives, holds the handle of a knife body that has been shined to a mirror polish and dips it into a tall white tube of ferric chloride. He keeps the knife, which started as a piece of billet—a bar of steel from which knives are cut—in the solution for about 10 seconds, then immediately runs it under cool water. He lays the knife across both of his hands and holds it out to show the swirly Damascus pattern that now covers the blade after it’s been etched in acid.

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Making memories t was only by chance that Mia van Beek started making jewelry. As a kid in Sweden, she figured she’d grow up to work in a bank. But after flipping on the TV one day, she tuned in to a documentary about jewelry making and was captivated by the process.

She started looking for gymnasium (secondary school) jewelry making and metalsmithing programs. She applied but landed on the waitlist. Two weeks before school started, van Beek got the call: She was in.

“It turned out to be a really good fit,” she says. By the time she was 16, in 1992, she’d earned her goldsmithing diploma. After a few years’ work and more training, in 1996 van Beek became Sweden’s youngest female goldsmith master.

She started Formia Design while still living in Sweden and brought the business with her when she moved to Charlottesville (and had to work through a long process of converting all of her metric system measurements to the United States’ system of weights and measures).

Van Beek has decades of jewelry-making experience, crafting engagement and wedding rings, custom-made earrings and pendants and more, all in her Woolen Mills studio. She also translates kids’ designs into jewelry.

The idea began when her daughter wanted to give a gift to her preschool teacher. “Draw Ms. Sharon a pair of earrings,” van Beek told her daughter. She did, and van

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Translating a child’s art into jewelry, says goldsmith Mia van Beek, is a very moving process. “Jewelry is not just art,” she says. “It’s a function.”

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Amy Gardner (Style) Form and function are the guiding principles for Gardner, who, after graduating from architecture school, opened Scarpa in 1994. She’s been steering the style of local women, feet first, ever since, recently expanding her Barracks Road store to include apparel and accessories.

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It’s about staying true to the drawing while at the same time creating something that looks nice.”

So much has been forgotten and left behind in the mass production of things, says van Beek. Mass production cuts out the artisan-customer community relationship, and a substantial amount of sentimentality, out of the equation. She enjoys making custom jewelry with input from those who will give and wear it.

It’s a very moving thing, she says, that parents often come back year after year to add to their child-designed jewelry collection. More than once, van Beek has received orders from parents whose child has passed, and they ask that she translate their child’s last drawing into something that’ll last for years, something they can literally wear close to their heart.

“Jewelry is not just art. It’s a function,” says van Beek. It means something, and for her, few things are better than the technical process of creating something that lasts so long. “It’s not like I’m creating something in layout on paper and then it’s gone, or a file in the computer and then it disappears,” she says. “I’m creating lifelong memories.”

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Beek took the drawings and made them into earrings.

Both van Beek’s daughter and Ms. Sharon loved them, and a new Formia endeavor was born.

Customers can send in a drawing—stick figures, dragonflies, giraffes, anything—and decide what type of jewelry they want—a lapel pin, a pendant necklace, a charm bracelet, a pair of earrings, etc., ranging from about $130 to $800, with most pieces in the $200 to $300 range—and van Beek will size the drawing according to the type of jewelry requested and translate it in the customer’s metal of choice (silver, titanium, gold). She cuts every piece by hand, using tiny hand saws, because laser cutters too easily strip away a drawing’s personality—it’s important to keep hesitant smiles and googly eyes and big teeth sticking out every which way, because that’s the way the child expressed herself.

“The wonder of the drawings we get in is so amazing,” says van Beek. “A self-portrait of a 4-year-old is a stick figure. But all the stick figures are so different. …

“Mia van Beek gives us what many parents want: a way to memorialize their child’s expressions of the world. I love that the artwork was translated in a manner that isn’t cutesy or overtly sweet or sappy.”

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“Every single part of these earrings has been carefully crafted by hand and thoughtfully designed. They have movement, fine detailing and a lovely texture. They’re so well made that the back is as beautiful as the front.”

AMY GARDNER Earrings like this run in the $295 to $450 price range, depending on stones, materials and intricacy of details, says the business owner of 16 years, who has been in the field for nearly 20. Brown pursued fine art and craft classes throughout her childhood and higher education, eventually landing a job as a bench jeweler after graduating with a bachelor of fine arts degree in metals.

“What has kept me in the field for so long is that this is my art,” says Brown. “My pieces reflect who I am—my voice, my vision.”

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back plates that she then rivets onto the titanium. Next comes the placement of the ear wires, and she uses her torch to blaze a patina of color to the titanium. She bends the wires to shape, tumbles the earrings and sets the stones by slowly hammering the sterling silver bezel walls over the stone’s edge—in this case, a citrine.

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irst, she designs them on paper. Then, with a jeweler’s saw, she carefully cuts the shapes out of a titanium sheet. She hammers texture into the metal and stamps the grooved section using a variety of chasing tools. This is just the beginning of handcrafting a pair of earrings, according to Tavia Brown, founder of Taviametal, who spends between three and four hours on each pair.

“Seeing them come together in the final stages” is her favorite part of the process, she says. An incomparable feeling: “Being able to see the final piece next to my sketch.”

To create the settings, she melts sterling silver into balls and hammers them flat. She solders the settings to sterling

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ennifer Mowad’s favorite holiday has always been Valentine’s Day. Not for the saccharine declarations of affection written on pink and red cards, but because the Hallmark holiday is a harbinger for the best day of the year: February 15, half-price heart-shaped candy day.

When Mowad was a kid, she and her mother would agree not to buy Valentine’s treats ahead of time, and every February 15, they’d hop in the car and drive around their New Jersey town, buying up all the discounted candy. Mowad says there’s something about the heart-shaped boxes and Reese’s peanut butter candies that tugged at her heartstrings.

Throughout her 20s, any time Mowad was stressed about school or work, she’d buy a book about chocolate, and she worked up a small library by the time she quit her traditional 9-to-5 job with the Semester at Sea program in 2013 to become a chocolatier. She found the courage to do so after overcoming non-Hodgkin lymphoma, she says; if she could survive cancer, she could certainly turn her peanut butter cup- and truffle-making hobby into a business.

So in 2015, after taking an online chocolates course and completing an apprenticeship with East Van Roasters, a Vancouver charity-focused bean-to-bar chocolate shop and coffee roaster, Mowad wheeled a cart full of handmade chocolates from her apartment behind the Lucky Seven convenience store to the Downtown Mall and began Cocoa & Spice.

In the years since, she’s been a regular vendor at the City Market, Sprint Pavilion’s Fridays After Five and Cville Pride Festival, and is a partner in the Crozet Artisan Depot and was recently juried into C’ville Arts on the Downtown Mall.

This past April, Mowad opened a brick-and-mortar storefront and kitchen at 506 Stewart St. The spot is full of tubs of dark, milk and white chocolate discs, containers of spices and seasonings like lavender, pink peppercorns and chipotle chiles, KitchenAid mixers, two ovens, refrigerators and, of course, display cases of treats.

Customers happily gobble up Cocoa & Spice triple chocolate-chunk brownies, rainbow fudge, beer toffee pretzel bark and more, including the dark chocolate salted caramel candies, our first-place winners.

Mowad got the idea for that particular candy after a visit to Piece, Love & Chocolate in Boulder, Colorado, where

“My notes from the initial tasting are, beautiful, sensuous, perfect balance, irresistible, elegant and subtle.” MARTHA STAFFORD

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At Cocoa & Spice, expect to find chocolatier Jennifer Mowad’s winning creations, dark chocolate salted caramel candies, as well as other imaginative treats.

she tasted a liquid caramel that she wanted to replicate...and combine with chocolate. After all, candy-making isn’t just about skill and knowledge (though it requires a lot of both); it’s about imagination and vision.

The dark chocolate salted caramel candy takes about two days to make. To begin, Mowad makes a salted caramel sauce and tempers high-quality chocolate that she purchases from Europe—tempering, a heating and liquefying process, gives chocolate a glossy, smooth, evenly-colored appearance and a

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satisfying snap—in order to make a chocolate shell. Using a paintbrush, she swirls a wisp of melted gold-colored cocoa butter into the small, still-empty domes of a polycarbonate plastic mold. Once the cocoa butter dries, Mowad ladles tempered chocolate into the mold, then tips it upside down to drip away excess chocolate—properly tempered chocolate dries quickly and sticks to the side of the mold—and thereby creates a chocolate shell.

Next, Mowad pipes salted caramel into the hollow chocolate shells still in the mold, leaving a small lip at the top, and lets the whole thing sit overnight.

Finally, she ladles tempered chocolate over the caramel-filled shells and uses a scraper to remove excess chocolate from the surface of the mold and refrigerates them overnight once more. When chocolate cools, it contracts, and a swift tap of the mold on the MEET THE JUDGE table releases the golden swirl-topped treats for packaging (or sampling, depending on Martha Stafford one’s level of self-control).

(Food & Drink) Mowad says the Charlottesville community A graduate and former influences her business in many ways—many instructor at Peter Kump’s of her customers are local, she frequently New York Cooking School fundraises for area causes, and she gets lots (now the Institute of of volunteer help from friends, the Charlottesville Derby Dames in particular (Mowad Culinary Education), is a Dames bench manager). Mowad is deepStafford studied with ly moved by that generosity, and says that such notable food folk as when someone lends a hand, she’s not likely James Peterson, to put them on dish duty. She’ll let them do Katherine Alford and Paul the fun stuff, like piping caramel or dipping Grimes before founding things—some of which are heart-shaped—in the Charlottesville chocolate.

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Higher…higher…now you see it—the small black and white sign telling you you’ve found Spirit Lab Distilling. The company, owned by husband and wife Ivar Aass and Sarah Barrett, has done little marketing—and that’s a good thing. The distillery, which began five years ago when the couple moved to Charlottesville from their 275-squarefoot New York City apartment in Hell’s Kitchen, just began bottling its first product last year. The initial 94 bottles of their hand-labeled single malt whiskey were released in December 2016, and their second batch, aged slightly longer than the original batch’s 16 months, was just bottled in September.

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Each bottle of Spirit Lab Distilling’s single malt whiskey comes with a number, and owner Ivar Aass says he generally knows who has what (C&O Restaurant, for instance, has bottles No. 1 and 15 of the first batch of whikey). Aass submitted bottle No. 42 of his second batch for the Made in C-VILLE contest.

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The art of baking ally Berger’s passion for baking was a happy accident. Berger doesn’t cook, and she recruited a friend to make a birthday cake for her then-3-year-old son (he requested Mickey Mouse) and found she loved the artistic part of decorating—it was her first time working with fondant. Now, six years later, she makes her own fondant and has found her sweet spot with cakes, cookies and cupcakes. She loves creating individual masterpieces that allow her creativity to shine, which could include anything from cupcakes topped with sculpted

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“You’re getting something special, which is kind of what I like about everything in this town,” Aass says. “It’s just like a little gem, all these innovative little companies doing cool things.”

The company’s core product (Aass has also made amaro—an herbal liqueur made out of pawpaw fruit—and is in the process of making rum, limoncello and passion fruit liqueur) is a single malt whiskey made of 100 percent barley malt, with the DNA of both an American whiskey and Scottish whiskey. Aass previously worked for a wine and spirits importer and developed a taste for Scottish whiskies

dogwood flowers made out of white chocolate and royal icing to a replica of Monticello and its tulips.

“Giving something to someone and having them smile about it, it’s like a self-satisfaction,” Berger says. “I’m doing something for someone else that makes you feel good, but I’m making art, really.”

Berger, who went to art school, says she enters a zen-like zone when baking. But she does a ton of prep work: Before

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Sally Berger tied in as many local ingredients in her Monticello cupcakes as she could. Horton Vineyards red wine is used in both the dark chocolate cupcake and chocolate ganache, and the raspberry buttercream frosting is a nod to one of the fruits that Thomas Jefferson grew.

stepping into the kitchen she researches new methods she wants to try and searches for inspiration for the perfect ingredients and design. Although her business is still small (she gets many orders through colleagues at Baker-Butler Elementary and has a booth at the City Market), she envisions it growing to become a brick-and-mortar shop one day where her husband, Dave, can also follow his passion of owning a breakfast/lunch spot.

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“The addition of Horton Vineyards’ Route 33 red wine to both the intense dark chocolate cake and chocolate filling added just a hint of tartness that balanced the deep rich sweetness perfectly.”

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that had nice length–a term you generally hear in regards to wine. The only problem when he started making his own whiskey? There was no recipe—developing his brand has been a lot of trial and error, and tasting.

His production facility in a warehouse on Sixth Street SE houses his solera system, which uses a three-barrel system to age the whiskey after it’s been fermented and distilled twice in a large copper pot—the star of the show. When a batch is ready to bottle, he removes a third of it (20 gallons) from the big used wine barrel and adds water to get it to the correct alcohol percentage—then he transfers whiskey from the second barrel into the third barrel; whiskey from the first into the second; and newly distilled whiskey goes in the first barrel. This system means each batch has some of the same whiskey in it, ensuring a consistent product but allowing for nuances.

The second batch is less smoky than the first, and has a higher alcohol percentage (47.5 compared with 46). Aass says every batch will range from 46 (the base for a good whiskey) up to 50—it’s all about taste.

“We’re making a good quality product,” Aass says. “Something small and discreet but that’s kind of who we are.

We’re making something good and if you know about us, that’s great.”

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Chamomile & Whiskey pay tribute to the band’s roots with the release of Sweet Afton at the Southern on Wednesday.

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MIX AND MATCH Cementing a friendship that began in childhood, Koda Kerl and Marie Borgman formed the eclectic folk act Chamomile & Whiskey over a cup of hot tea with Evan Williams bourbon poured in. But the band’s name also speaks to a love of the traditional Irish tunes and bluegrass folk that gave the group traction shortly after its inception. The band, which has played national festivals and toured extensively, celebrates the release of its second full-length album, Sweet Afton, conjured from two inspirations: the well-known Afton Mountain in Nelson County and a cheap, unfiltered brand of Irish cigarettes favored by banjo player Ryan Lavin. $10-12, 6:30pm. The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 South First St. 977-5590.

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ROCK OF AGES

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BRIGHT IDEAS Combining puppetry and dance with dazzling visual effects, Lightwire Theater’s A Very Electric Christmas takes the audience through a neon tale of family, friendship and hope. The production’s creative team designed sculptures and costumes using electroluminescent wire arrangements to tell the story of a young bird named Max, who is on the annual journey south with his family for the winter when he is blown off course and ends up at the North Pole, where a great adventure begins. $14.75, 11:30am and 6pm.

The Paramount Theater, 215 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 979-1333.

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Hailed as “rock stars of Renaissance vocal music” by the New York Times, The Tallis Scholars are a British ensemble dedicated to the sacred vocal music of the Renaissance. Founded by famed choral conductor and musicologist Peter Phillips in 1973, the group has gained international acclaim by bringing fresh interpretation to historic pieces.

Through Phillips’ guidance, the scholars blend their voices into a soaring soundscape as part of the Tuesday Evening Concert Series. $12-39, 7:30pm. Old Cabell Hall, UVA. 924-3376.

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The Tallis Scholars give voice to the Renaissance at Old Cabell Hall.

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Local club fixture Travis Elliott has a new album entitled Get In Love, and he’s making a holiday celebration of its release with his friends, who are also a talented group of musicians including Tucker Rogers, Joe Lawlor, Johnny Stubblefield (Parachute), Seth Green (former Sons of Bill bassist) and Kristen Rae Bowden. The evening also includes Lord Nelson, a band that’s developed its own brand of rock ’n’ roll, mixing pocket drums and funky bass with gritty, charged Southern guitar and mellow trombone. $10, 7pm.

The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 S. First St. 977-5590.

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Jordan Kirk Wednesday 11/22 music Aquatic Lasso. Jam rock from over the mountain. 21-plus. Free, 10pm. Rapture, 303 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9526.

Bachata Fusion. Edwin Roa leads an introductory bachata lesson before a social dance featuring music by DJ Butchata. $5-8, 8pm.

The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

Groove Train. Funky, high-energy and always fun. $12-15, 7pm. The Jefferson Theater, 110 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 245-4948.

Freeman and Mary Rose Serafini. $5-13, 7pm. Ivy Creek United Methodist Church Social Hall, 674 Woodlands Rd. 882-4664.

Her Checkered Past. This duo will warm your heart and have you humming along to popular songs. Free, 2:30pm. Albemarle CiderWorks, 2545 Rural Ridge Ln., North Garden.

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Outlaw Bubba McCauley. Outlaw country tunes. Free, 4pm. James River Brewery, 561 Valley St., Scottsville. 286-7837.

Bigfoot County. Paying tribute to the Grateful Dead one show at a time. With Mama Tried. $12-15, 7pm. The Jefferson Theater, 110 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 245-4948.

Tasha’s BDay Bash. DJs Flatline and So Fly share the spinning privileges. 25-plus. $10, 10pm. The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

Chamomile & Whiskey. A perfect blend of bluegrass and traditional Irish music, best served with tea and whiskey. $10-12, 6:30pm.

The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 S. First St. 977-5590.

The Bennie Dodd Band. Fun-loving musicians play Motown classics. $5, 8:30pm.

Tavern on the James, 280 Valley St., Scottsville. 286-3500.

Open Mic Night. Josh Mayo hosts an open mic night where collaboration is encouraged.

Free, 9pm. Holly’s Deli and Pub, 1221 E. Market St. 282-2713.

Phil Gibbs and Friends. Itinerant bluesy folk singer-songwriter takes traditional love anthems and polishes them to perfection. Free, 6:30pm. The Whiskey Jar, 227 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 202-1549.

stage Peter and the Starcatcher. Embrace the endless possibilities of imagination in this action-packed coming-of-age prequel to Peter Pan. $21-60, 7:30pm. American Shakespeare Center, 10 S. Market St., Staunton.

(540) 885-5588.

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Friday 11/24 music Adrian Duke. Piano-playing singer-songwriter living where New Orleans blues, classic soul and Americana collide. Free, 10pm.

Fellini’s, 200 Market St. 979-4279.

Bob Bennetta. Local talent starting off your night with a chill vibe. Free, 6pm. Fellini’s, 200 Market St. 979-4279.

DJ 2Low’s Blacklight Party. Don your face paint, glow necklaces and white duds for a night of glow-in-the-dark dancing. $5, 8:30pm.

Tavern on the James, 280 Valley St., Scottsville. 286-3500.

Nefarious Characters. Rowdy mountain funk band blends a cacophony of genres to create a cataclysmic implosion of the eardrums. With We The People and Orme Storm. $8, 8pm.

The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

Pickin’ and Grinnin’ Open Music Jam. Play a tune, sing along or just listen. Free, 7pm.

Tony LaRocco. Pale Blue Dot frontman rocks a solo set. Free, 7pm. Durty Nelly’s, 2200 Jefferson Park Ave. 295-1278.

Travis Elliott and Friends. Alternative rock with a folky, Americana vibe. With Lord Nelson. $10, 7pm. The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 S. First St. 977-5590.

Skip Haga. One-man keyboard-vocal combo plays dinnertime tunes. Free, 6pm. Tin Whistle Irish Pub, 609 E. Market St. 202-8387.

Vincent Zorn. Gypsy guitarist and world traveler with unique percussive techniques and a diverse array of strumming styles. Free, 7:30pm. The Bebedero, 225 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 234-3763.

The Full Moon Saloon Band. Local band covers classic Parrot Head tunes, as well as reggae, classic rock and blues. Free, 6pm.

Glass House Winery, 5898 Free Union Rd., Free Union. 975-0094.

dance Swing Dance. Take a beginner country twostep lesson before a social dance led by Jeff

Timi Ryalls. Get the night started right with some acoustic jams. Free, 7pm. Durty Nelly’s, 2200 Jefferson Park Ave. 295-1278.

Peter and the Starcatcher. See listing for Wednesday, November 22. $21-60, 7:30pm.

American Shakespeare Center, 10 S. Market St., Staunton. (540) 885-5588.

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

As Death Eaters wreak havoc in both the muggle and wizard worlds, Harry discovers a seemingly super-insightful new textbook that helps him ace potions class in this sixth installment of the Harry Potter series. $10, noon. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Charlottesville, 5th Street Station. 326-5056.

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stage Bent Theatre Improv Comedy. A night of good ol’ “you say it, we play it” sketch comedy. $10, 8pm. The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative, 209 Monticello Rd. 984-5669.

Love’s Labour’s Lost. The King of Navarre and his three “schoolmates” are ripe for an education in love from the Princess of France and her three ladies. $21-60, 7:30pm. American Shakespeare Center, 10 S. Market St., Staunton. (540) 885-5588.

Much Ado About Nothing. While the villainous Don John devises a scheme to shatter the nuptials of Claudio and Hero, the young lovers conspire to trick Beatrice and Benedick into admitting their much-denied love. $21-60, 2pm. American Shakespeare Center, 10 S. Market St., Staunton. (540) 885-5588.

Saturday 11/25 music BiG! Original rock and blues and unique interpretations of classic songs. Free, 7pm.

Wild Wolf Brewery, 2461 Rockfish Valley Hwy., Nellysford. 361-0088.

Black SaturDAY. VA Doe and Denzy host this party featuring music by DJ Flatlinelay.

18-plus. $5, 5pm. The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

Buzzard Hollow Boys. Veteran performers play American roots music like no one else.

Free, 6:30pm. The Batesville Market, 6624 Plank Rd., Batesville. 823-2001.

DJ Groovematic. Get your groove on. 21plus. Free, 10pm. Rapture, 303 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9526.

Dry Branch Fire Squad. Hilarious bluegrass and old-time music showmen. Part of the Prism Coffeehouse series. $16-18, 7pm.

C’ville Coffee, 1301 Harris St. 817-2633.

Evan Mook. Pianist plays for your listening pleasure. Free, 6pm. Fellini’s, 200 Market St. 979-4279.

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Hackensaw Boys. Virginia natives play their own raw, gritty version of American roots music. With Me and My Brother. $18-20, 7pm. The Jefferson Theater, 110 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 245-4948.

Ships In the Night. At this “Stranger Things”themed show, Alethea Leventhal’s ethereal vocals float over electronic waves of synth and drum machines, both haunting and electrifying. With Synthetic Division. $10, 7pm.

The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 S. First St. 977-5590.

Lightwire Theater’s A Very Electric Christmas. A young bird, Max, and his family begin their journey south for the winter, but Max gets blown off course and ends up at the North Pole. $14-24, 11:30am and 6pm. The Paramount Theater, 215 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 979-1333.

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Burn-N-Roots. Ditch the Black Friday shopping crowds for classic soft rock and contemporary music. Free, 11am. DuCard Vineyards, 40 Gibson Hollow Ln., Etlan. (540) 923-4206.

James River Brewery, 561 Valley St., Scottsville. 286-7837.

Henry VI, Part 3. In Shakespeare’s brilliant, brutal and innovative play, England’s royal cousins play a deadly game of thrones. $2160, 2pm. American Shakespeare Center, 10 S. Market St., Staunton. (540) 885-5588.

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The Biggest Thanksgiving Celebration.

Blackmarket hosts this party featuring a performance by Major League Band, and music

by DJ So Fly. 21-plus. $10, 10pm. The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

The Tyler Dick Band. Local cover band puts a funky twist on all of your favorite songs.

21-plus. Free, 10:30pm. The Whiskey Jar, 227 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 202-1549.

A Christmas Story: The Musical. In a new musical adaptation of the beloved Christmas movie classic, a bespectacled boy named Ralphie has one wish for Christmas: a Red Ryder BB Gun. $14-16, 8pm. Four County Players, 5256 Governor Barbour St, Barboursville. (540) 832-5355.

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Dhara Goradia and Friends. Bassist and composer leads a trio of musicians that brings a fresh sound to modern jazz, fusion and world music. Free, 6:30pm. The Bebedero, 225 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 234-3763.

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country. Free, 6:30pm. The Bebedero, 225 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 234-3763.

Help Me Helen. Pop-folk quartet with a cathartic intensity. Free, 4pm. James River Brewery, 561 Valley St., Scottsville. 286-7837.

Salsa Sunday. Edwin Roa teaches an introductory bachata lesson before DJ Butchata and “O” Con Sabor play an eclectic Latin mix for a social dance. $5-8, 8pm. The Ante Room, 219 Water St. 284-8561.

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King Golden Banshee. The right amount of raucous mixed into traditional Irish music.

Free, 8pm. Tin Whistle Irish Pub, 609 E. Market St. 202-8387.

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Randy Johnston and Jonah Kane-West.

Guitar, voice and organ combo plays a wide variety of music, from blues to jazz to great American standard songs, rockabilly and

Travis Elliott. Local singer and guitarist takes on songwriting subjects from love to spaceships, both badly in need of repair. 21-plus.

Free, 10pm. Rapture, 303 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9526.

stage A Christmas Story: The Musical. See listing for Saturday, November 25. $14-16, 2:30pm.

Four County Players, 5256 Governor Barbour St., Barboursville. (540) 832-5355.

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Cool Blue Quintet. Classic jazz and vibrant, energetic originals. Free, 1pm. The Batesville Market, 6624 Plank Rd., Batesville. 823-2001.

George Taylor. Songwriter gains inspiration from his Southern roots and common peo-

ple. Free, 3pm. Starr Hill Brewery, 5391 Three Notched Rd., Crozet. 823-5671.

Jelly Street Jazz. At the crossroads of lowdown dirty blues, straight-ahead ballads and hard-swinging jazz, each performance is a smokin’ hot trip. Free, 2:30pm. Albemarle CiderWorks, 2545 Rural Ridge Ln., North Garden. 297-2326.

Alex Arbaugh. Waynesboro artist steps out with a folk rock, Americana and bluegrass style. Free, 2pm. Wild Wolf Brewery, 2461 Rockfish Valley Hwy., Nellysford. 361-0088.

Genna Matthew. Local singer-songwriter plays timeless folk with Americana roots. Free, 2pm. Glass House Winery, 5898 Free Union Rd., Free Union. 975-0094.

two electric guitars, something Oldham had never done before, and it made for a good experiment.

“Part of me wants to be in a party band,” Oldham says, “but I can’t help what I write.”

The final two songs on Dark Mountain will be released this week, and Oldham and Perry will make a somewhat rare live appearance to perform them at the Jefferson Theater on Tuesday. “I don’t want to play [live] too much; people might get sick of me,” Oldham says unconvincingly, his grin audible over the phone. Surely not, for as the Oldham pendulum swings back and forth, listeners will follow.

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Ned Oldham (above) and Jordan Perry perform songs from Oldham’s new EP, Dark Mountain, in the opening set for the Angel Olsen show at the Jefferson on November 28. Oldham also plays Sarah White’s Country Christmas show at The Southern on December 21.

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n the 20-odd years of Ned Oldham’s musical life, he’s been a pendulum, swinging back and forth between writing his own words and using those of others. “I get tired of the sound of my own lyrical voice,” says Oldham.

And so since releasing the 7-inch record Hello My/ The Free Web with The Anomoanon in 1997, Oldham has swung from writing to borrowing and back again. In 1998, he and the band set Mother Goose rhymes to original music (The Anomoanon’s Mother Goose, 1998); in 1999, both Anomoanon releases, Summer Never Ends and the Portland/Now Is The Season 7-inch, were original lyrics; in 2000, he borrowed again for Songs From Robert Louis Stevenson’s A Child’s Garden of Verses; wrote his own for 2001’s The Anomoanon; borrowed from 15th-century French poet François Villon for 2002’s Envoi Villon; and so on, ruminating on a country- and Southern rock-influenced folk sound through it all.

In 2014, Oldham released “New Year Carol,” a recording of traditional Welsh lyrics set to an Oldham-composed tune. So for his latest release, Dark Mountain, he traverses the landscape back to his own lyrical voice, carrying with him mementos of recordings past.

Oldham has released the five Dark Mountain songs one by one on his Bandcamp page over the course of this year and he says they are similar to the early Anomoanon originals “Hello” and “The Free Web” in that there seems to be a character, but, in fact, there’s no storyline, “just a sort of emotional tension, a painting of a situation” across all five songs, “an impression,” if you will.

The impression Oldham’s going for with the Dark Mountain songs “might be traceable” back to a story he saw in the New York Times Magazine in April 2014, “It’s the End of the World as We Know It...and He Feels Fine.” The story is about the Dark Mountain Project based in Britain, which defines itself on its website as “a network of writers, artists and thinkers who have stopped believing the stories our civilization tells itself. We see that the world is entering an age of ecological collapse, material contraction and social and political unraveling, and we want our cultural responses to reflect this reality rather than denying it.”

Oldham is captivated by the project’s idea of “uncivilization,” of its embrace of pagan/pre-Christian

traditions as described in the Times article, such as people donning huge papier-mâché badger heads in warm tents, and dancing and chanting around a bonfire on the heath.

Oldham didn’t want to become part of the Dark Mountain Project, but he says he’s fascinated with “the kind of weird attraction people have to pagan cultures, maybe even without a full realization” of it.

“I love to read Icelandic literature, Icelandic sagas, but I don’t want to live that way—they’re killing each other, brutally, all the time,” Oldham says. “But that is a part of humanity that needs some kind of expression sometimes, so, maybe, some of the things in these songs are trying to blend some of the beauty and the terror, or horror, of that kind of human legacy.”

Sure enough, there it is, beauty beside horror, life beside death, constancy beside change, all in the first verse of the first of the songs, “Dark Mountain”: “The truth was such a beauty / It could eat you from the inside / Like a rosebud in the bonfire / On the first of May at midnight.”

“The truth is that I love you,” Oldham ends the song, “I love the April flowers / And the storm that gathers over / The dark mountain.”

That confrontation and acceptance of reality, that opening of the eyes to that which was previously unseen in the darkness, appears again and again in the Dark Mountain songs, in lyrics like “Inside her tomb / Within her womb” from “Behind the Sun.” There may be end in the future, but there’s future in the end, and that is both comforting and unsettling for the present.

Though all five Dark Mountain songs are tied, Oldham says he did not “write them all in one birth.”

They emerged over the course of about a year and a half, partly from Oldham’s own mind and partly from collaborative sessions with another Charlottesville-based musician: guitarist, songwriter and composer Jordan Perry, who contributed guitar work and vocals as well as string arrangements and synthesizer parts.

They recorded the Dark Mountain songs in Oldham’s Charlottesville home studio and sent the recordings to be mixed and mastered by Oldham’s brother, Paul, a sought-after audio engineer (a third Oldham brother, Will, writes and records under the moniker Bonnie “Prince” Billy).

Part of the challenge was to make that gloomy atmosphere “good to listen to,” says Oldham, so he and Perry built most of the arrangements around

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Monday 11/27 music ATM Unit with Jonah Kane-West. Organ wizard and bass warrior meet for a musical quest. 21-plus. Free, 10pm. Rapture, 303 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9526.

Metcalfe/Pearce Tango Project. Expanding the horizons of traditional Argentine tango music through innovative approaches and stylistic reimaginings. Free, 6pm. The Bebedero, 225 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 234-3763.

Waynesboro Choral Society. Local chorus presents a “Come On, It’s Christmas!” program. $10, 7:30pm. Waynesboro High School, 1200 W. Main St., Waynesboro. (540) 946-4616.

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All the President’s Men. Two green reporters working for the Washington Post make a connection between the White House and a botched burglary of the Democratic party headquarters in 1972. Free, 2pm. Wayne Theatre, 521 W. Main St., Waynesboro.(540) 943-9999.

Tuesday 11/28 music Angel Olsen. This songwriter’s strange, raw power and slowly unspooling incantations can’t be pinned to any one genre. With Ned Oldham and Jordan Perry. $20-25, 8:30pm.

The Jefferson Theater, 110 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 245-4948.

Jordan Kirk. Eclectic folk artist from Columbus, Ohio. With Jack Donavan and Gina Sobel. $7, 9pm. Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar, 414 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9947.

Karaoke Night. Got vocal chops? Let’s hear ‘em. 21-plus. Free, 8pm. Rapture, 303 E. Main St., Downtown Mall. 293-9526.

Latin Guitar Night. Miles Pearce and Humberto Sales play mellow Latin classical guitar tunes. Free, 6:30pm. The Bebedero, 225 W. Main St., Downtown Mall. 234-3763.

Traditional Irish Session. Irish musicians play Irish music. Free, 7:30pm. Tin Whistle Irish Pub, 609 E. Market St. 202-8387.

Waynesboro Choral Society. Local chorus presents “Come On, It’s Christmas!” $10, 7:30pm. Waynesboro High School, 1200 W. Main St., Waynesboro. 943-2075.

stage Comedy Open Mic Night. Showcase your talent, try out new material and take in the best local comedy that Charlottesville has to offer. Hosted by Chris Alan. Free, 7pm. The Southern Café and Music Hall, 103 S. First St. 977-5590.

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aron Farrington fell for photography in high school after his grandfather died. “My mom inherited his camera, so I inherited her camera and started taking pictures,” he says. Farrington became interested in making movies, too, and enrolled in a New York film school. But thanks to the expense, he dropped out and wrote a novel because, he says with his wry humor, “I wanted to do something cheaper.”

Farrington made his way to Charlottesville in 1997. “Moving here was great because it was cheap back then and it was easy to leave and come back,” he says. Inspiration came into focus on a road trip to Alaska and Los Angeles. Taking photographs along the way, Farrington returned with a lot of film to develop. “I learned how to do that and I was hooked,” he says.

Two years ago, he began shooting wet-plate photographs with a 1910 camera he found on eBay. Actually, he says, “The camera found me.” Wet-plate photography was invented by Frederick Scott Archer in 1851. It predates film and instead captures photographs on glass or aluminum plates. First Farrington sensitizes the plate by coating it with a mixture of a soluble iodide and collodion (cellulose nitrate) solution. Then he shoots the photo, which requires removing and replacing the lens cap because the camera doesn’t have a shutter. Using the portable dark box he built, he has to develop the photo before the plate dries. All of this happens in the span of 10 to 15 minutes. “It’s like a Polaroid,” he says. “Instant gratification...sometimes no gratification at all. It can be tricky.”

Before purchasing the camera online, Farrington spent a summer shooting digital photos on the road with the Dave Matthews Band. He’d return to Charlottesville after two to three shows with about 5,000 photos to edit, but he found himself unhappy with this prospect.

“I didn’t get interested in photography because I wanted to sit in front of a com-

Aaron Farrington’s portrait studio will open at McGuffey Art Center on November 29. Portraits from his “People of Charlottesville” series (like “Rodney” above and “Evan” below) will be on display during the Holiday Group Show at McGuffey in December.

puter,” he says. He recalls Nick Nichols (National Geographic photographer and founder of the LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph) saying to him when digital photography was beginning to take off, “The world is round in digital.” But Farrington has resisted this idea. “Creative constraints, I think, are good,” he says. “They can help focus us.”

Now that photo editing software can give

fun to watch,” he says. “After you develop the plate in the dark box and bring it out into the light, it’s kind of a strange, milky negative image. You pour the fixer on it and slowly it turns into a positive and it just looks like magic and alchemy.” Another thing that makes it unique, Farrington says, is “it’s only sensitive to the blue end of the light spectrum. It means that people with really blue eyes end up with light or almost white-looking eyes.”

In an ongoing project, Farrington is documenting oral histories, shooting video portraits and making wet-plate portraits of Charlottesville residents in a series called “People of Charlottesville.” He recently exhibited some of the portraits at The Bridge, a selection of which will be on display during McGuffey’s Holiday Group Show in December. The series was born out of Farrington’s desire to record people’s stories in his own neighborhood. But his concept for the series expanded after the election, and again after August 12. “I wanted to celebrate who we are and what we are, for better or for worse,” he says.

“Creative constraints, I think, are good. They can help us focus.” you any effect you want, he says, “It makes it seem maybe just a little less magic, and less a feeling of accomplishment.”

Farrington, who is opening a wet plate portrait studio at McGuffey Art Center this month, says the process appeals to him for a couple other reasons. One, he’s shy and it gives him something to talk about with his portrait subjects. “And the process is really

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The Tallis Scholars. Dubbed “the rock stars of Renaissance vocal music” by the New York Times, this a cappella ensemble was the only music group invited to perform at the Sistine Chapel’s reopening after its renovation. Part of the Tuesday Evening Concert Series. $1230, 7:30pm. Old Cabell Hall, UVA. 924-3376.

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Bob Huntington. Local pianist tickles the ivories. Free, 6pm. Fellini’s, 200 Market St. 979-4279.

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Ronan (Brooklyn, The Grand Budapest Hotel) continues to astound with her seemingly effortless, layered performance, and Metcalf is terrific as Marion. Her dialogue is almost universally hostile, but as we become more familiar with her deeply ingrained feelings on recognition and hard work, we understand how she got here. The

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supporting cast is perfect, even those portraying caricatures, because let’s face it: When you’re 18 years old, sometimes you have to be a caricature of something you’re not to realize who you really are.

One extra dimension that takes Lady Bird from good to great is its understanding of how adults fit into this world. It’s always a risky endeavor for grown-ups to accurately capture authentic teenage behavior and mindsets. Gerwig’s authenticity in doing so comes from treating her characters as three-dimensional—it is also from setting the film in 2002 to 2003, when she was the same age as her characters. The representation of adult depression in Lady Bird is unique for a mov-

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Funny, insightful and deeply personal, yet wholly relatable for anyone who’s ever lived through the difficulty of attempting to define oneself early in life, Lady Bird is the first must-see film of this year’s awards season.

Played by Saoirse Ronan, Lady Bird refers to the film’s main character—and while it’s not her legal name, she identifies with it more than her birthname, Christine. The relationship between Lady Bird and her mother, Marion (Laurie Metcalf), is a difficult one; Marion works extremely hard to provide a life for her daughter, which is admirable, yet constantly smothers her child in passive-aggressive criticism and intrusive demands.

When we meet Lady Bird, she is a senior in high school, a time in everyone’s life where you are trapped between two worlds.

Do you go to college near home or as far away as possible? Do you use the opportunity of leaving home to reject your old identity in favor of a new one? That is Lady Bird’s struggle, only she seems to experience it in fast-motion and slightly earlier than everyone else. She begins the school year by spending all of her free time with her best friend, Julie (Beanie Feldstein), and practicing for the school musical.

Lamenting that she grew up in Sacramento, Lady Bird waits for the day that she can experience the East Coast. To her, the former is boring and stifling, while the latter is dynamic and exciting. After years of anticipating her hard shift to a new life, she’s lost the ability to gain new interests and friends without breaking with the old ones. As she makes inroads with the popular kids, she spends less time with Julie. Her first boyfriend (Lucas Hedges) is a co-star in the play, and it all seems perfect, then she discovers him kissing a boy at the cast party; she is heartbroken for the lost relationship, but their friendship is eventually rekindled.

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Saturday, December 9 | 7:00pm Enjoy a spectacular feast overlooking the vineyard presenting an intimate annual perspective on the most honored wine in Virginia. Four courses prepared by Chef Spencer Crawford paired with a rare flight of four distinct vintages of Octagon preceded by Barboursville Brut and canapés in the Octagon Cellar. $160 per person, all inclusive. Reservation required. 540-832-7848

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THOROUGHLY VETTED

As the world turns When old dogs get dizzy

By Mike Fietz, DVM living@c-ville.com

Blondes really do have more fun. At least, that’s what I say. I’m Seabiscuit, and my best qualities include confidence, enthusiasm and energy. Let’s have a great time together!

I’m Desi, and if there’s one thing I love, it’s belly rubs. But I also like the park. And snuggling. And treats. Let’s meet up to see if we’re a match.

The name’s Zane, and I’m looking for a hiking buddy who can keep pace with me while exercising and relaxing. I’d prefer a home with only adults, please.

fected dogs should always be taken to see a veterinarian. Vestibular patients are examined for evidence of things like inner ear infections or other neurologic abnormalities that could suggest deeper disease in the brain. But unless there’s a compelling cause for alarm, it’s usually premature to begin talking about brain scans when the vast majority of these dogs go home and recover.

We may not know what causes idiopathic vestibular syndrome, but it’s common enough

that I see a case every month or two. We can’t do anything to make it happen less often, but hopefully if more people know about it, they’ll be spared some anguish when it happens to their own pet.

Dr. Mike Fietz is a small-animal veterinarian at Georgetown Veterinary Hospital. He received his veterinary degree from Cornell University in 2003 and has lived in Charlottesville since.

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Make room for turkey and all the trimmings by sweating off a few calories in the 36th annual Boar’s Head Turkey Trot. Bring the whole family out for the 5K race, which raises money for the UVA Children’s Hospital. RSVP required. $40-$60, 9am. Boar’s Head Inn, 200 Ednam Dr. turkeytrot.dominiondigital.com

Get into the holiday spirit by ogling the decorations as you stroll through the first floor of Monticello. Don’t forget to stop by the Shop at Monticello for tastings and treats. Free, 9am-4pm. Monticello, 931 Thomas Jefferson Pwky. monticello.org

The annual blessing ceremony includes bagpipes, a soloist and, of course, horses and hounds. Cider, hot chocolate and donuts will be provided. Proceeds benefit the Rivanna Conservation Alliance and Wildlife Center of Virginia. Donations accepted, 10am. Grace Episcopal Church, 5607 Gordonsville Rd., Keswick. 293-3549.

During this hands-on class, Nicky Rose from Kraken Cakes will demonstrate how to decorate seasonal-inspired cupcakes or cakes using fondant. $55, 6-8pm. RSVP required. The Happy Cook, Barracks Road Shopping Center. thehappy cook.com

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Maggie Moo here. I’m quiet (shy, some might say), but it doesn’t take me long to warm up to your everlasting affections. Still, I’d prefer a calm, peaceful home.

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y client is in tears as she carries her standard poodle into the lobby.

There was no appointment because the problem came out of nowhere. “It’s like he had a stroke,” she suggests as we hurry to an exam room.

And that’s certainly how it looks. The poor dog can’t keep his bearings. His head is cocked sharply to the right, and he stumbles in the same direction as if trying to brace himself on the deck of a storm-tossed ship. He scrambles to his feet just to pitch starboard again. I steady his head, and see what I’m looking for in his eyes. His pupils drift slowly to the right before darting back to the left, over and over in dizzy rhythm.

Despite the unsettling turbulence of it all, my response is surprisingly passive. Odds are good that he’ll be fine in a few days and will never suffer anything like it again. He’s almost certainly dealing with a peculiar disorder called idiopathic vestibular syndrome—a sudden disturbance in the balance center of the inner ear.

As far as these dogs are concerned, the world is spinning. If you’ve ever made yourself dizzy by twirling in circles as a child or, as an adult (you do you!), you’ve experienced the exact same symptoms. But unlike this poodle, you only had to put up with them for a few seconds.

Nobody really knows what causes this (which is what idiopathic means), but it tends to happen in older dogs. The symptoms appear instantly and without warning, and are frightening if you’ve never experienced them before. The first few days are the roughest, but most dogs are back to their normal selves within a week or so without any treatment at all. Care revolves around keeping them safe from injury and as comfortable as possible, and some dogs need a bit of encouragement to get them eating and drinking again.

It’s important to note that there are other diseases that can cause similar symptoms, and af-

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Still searching for the perfect present for a special someone this season? Make sure to set aside some time to browse our Holiday shopping guide in this week’s paper, which is stuffed with gift ideas—for everyone on your nice list and even a little something for yourself.

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A Night of Comedy and Storytelling A Benefit Event for Racial & Social Justice The Paramount Theater

Saturday December 9, 7 - 9.30pm, doors open 6pm

Cherry on top A couple months ago, a C-VILLE reader said Cocoa & Spice’s triple chocolate chunk brownie was the best thing she’d eaten in Charlottesville all year (and she doesn’t even like chocolate). Get one of your own for $6—warmed up and smothered in two toppings of your choice, such as salted caramel sauce and toasted coconut—on Saturday, November 25, during the chocolate shop’s brownie pop-up fundraiser at the City Market’s holiday market from 8am to noon, and again from 3 to 6pm at Cocoa & Spice’s retail location at 506 Stewart St. One dollar from every brownie sold will benefit the Charlottesville Derby Dames.

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astry chef Earl Vallery is new to Charlottesville, and there are a few of things you should know about him. 1) He loves bread. “I think it’s the most amazing food. I could eat it every day of my life,” says Vallery, who went to culinary school for bread-baking before turning to pastry (he helped launch Whisk bakery in Richmond). 2) His brand-new Bowerbird Bakeshop will sell matcha mint chocolate chip cookies (“if a Thin Mint and a chocolate chip cookie had a baby…” Vallery says) and double-chocolate vortex cookies (a naturally gluten-free meringue-based cookie that’s crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside) at the City Market holiday market. 3) Vallery loves a good French macaron, and 4) He’ll make macs for your holiday party. Vallery has a smorgasbord of interesting macaron flavors lined up, too, like Thai coffee (Italian buttercream filling flavored with coffee, condensed milk and cardamom); another with Earl Grey-infused chocolate ganache; and a classic pinkshelled vanilla macaron with rainbow sprinkles. Get at him at bowerbirdbakeshop@gmail.com for wholesale order info.

as wild yeasts, can add a funky flavor to brews. It’s fun for brewers to play with different yeasts and flavors, but it can be difficult to brew sours, Warwick says, because the yeasts required for sours are airborne and if not contained to a single room, can “go wild, so to speak, and infect” cleaner beers with that funky, sour taste.

Warwick says that for opening weekend, the sour house (which has been in the works for about a year) will have about a dozen sour beers on tap, including the Galaxy Table Beer, a low-alcohol, crisp, easy-drinking sour that gets its tropical fruit flavor from the Australian-grown galaxy hop, and Eat A Peach, a sour brewed with lapsang souchong smoked black tea, fermented on top of peach puree and aged in oak barrels.

Sours are “wonderful, wonderful, beautiful beers,” says Warwick, adding that they go well with many fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices. Fans of dry, red wines high in tannins might be surprised at how familiar the flavor profiles will taste, he says.

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Even dysfunctional mirages deserve to be mourned. Besides, its demise will fertilize a truer and healthier and prettier dream that will contain a far smaller portion of illusion.

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Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Journalist James A. Fussell defined thrashing as “the act of tapping helter-skelter over a computer keyboard in an attempt to find ‘hidden’ keys that trigger previously undiscovered actions in a computer program.” I suggest we use this as a metaphor for your life in the next two weeks. Without becoming rude or irresponsible, thrash around to see what interesting surprises you can drum up. Play with various possibilities in a lighthearted effort to stimulate options you have not been able to discover through logic and reason.

tioning of the beautiful is always at least as important as the establishment of the beautiful.” 5. “Show me a man with two feet planted firmly on the ground and I’ll show you a man who can’t get his pants on.”

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(June 21-July 22): So begins the “I Love to Worry” season for you Cancerians. Even now, bewildering self-doubts are working their way up toward your conscious awareness from your unconscious depths. You may already be overreacting in anticipation of the anxiety-provoking fantasies that are coalescing. But wait! It doesn’t have to be that way.

I’m here to tell you that the bewildering selfdoubts and anxiety-provoking fantasies are at most 10 percent accurate. They’re not even close to being half-true! Here’s my advice: Do not go with the flow, because the flow will drag you down into ignominious habit.

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While I understood her drive for revenge and appreciated the entertaining way she did it, I felt pity for the enduring ferocity of her rage. Rather than mocking the old ways, wouldn’t her energy have been much better spent inventing new ways? If there is any comparable situation in your own life, Gemini, now would be a perfect time to heed my tip. Give up your attachment to the negative emotions that arose in response to past frustrations and failures. Focus on the future.

(July 23-Aug. 22): Your lucky numbers are 55 and 88. By tapping into the uncanny powers of 55 and 88, you can escape the temptation of a hexed fiction and break the spell of a mediocre addiction. These catalytic codes could wake you up to a useful secret you’ve been blind to. They might help you catch the attention of familiar strangers or shrink one of your dangerous angers. When you call on 55 or 88 for inspiration, you may be motivated to seek a more dynamic accomplishment beyond your comfortable success.

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Luckily, a big bolt of meaningfulness is right around the corner. Be alert for it. In a metaphorical sense, it will arrive from the depths.

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Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): We all need teachers. We all need guides and instructors and sources of inspiration from the day we’re born until the day we die. In a perfect world, each of us would always have a personal mentor who’d help us fill the gaps in our learning and keep us focused on the potentials that are crying out to be nurtured in us. But since most of us don’t have that personal mentor, we have to fend for ourselves. We’ve got to be proactive as we push on to the next educational frontier. The next four weeks will be an excellent time for you to do just that, Libra.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is your last warning!

If you don’t stop fending off the happiness and freedom that are trying to worm their way into your life, I’m going to lose my cool.

Damn it! Why can’t you just accept good luck and sweet strokes of fate at face value?! Why do you have to be so suspicious and mistrustful?! Listen to me: The abundance that’s lurking in your vicinity is not the set-up for a cruel cosmic joke. It’s not some wicked game designed to raise your expectations and then dash them to pieces. Please, Scorpio, give in and let the good times wash over you.

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Receivers, Amplifiers, Pre Amps, Tape Decks & Tube Gear from the 60’s & 70’s and beyond. We have a large in-store selection that is updating weekly.

CONTACT US (WE'RE IN RICHMOND) Call or email with questions & pictures 6007 W. Broad St. Richmond (804)-282-0438 sales@audio-exchange.com

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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES

• Between 21 years - 31 years old

Pursuant to Decrees entered in the Circuit Court of Albemarle County, Virginia, the undersigned, Jonathan T. Wren, Special Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale pursuant to Section 58.1-3965, et seq. of the Code of Virginia, at public auction on the front steps or in the main courtroom of the Albemarle County Circuit Courthouse, 501 E. Jefferson Street, Charlottesville, Virginia, on Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at 1:00 p.m., properties located in Albemarle County for payment of delinquent taxes. For a list of properties and terms of sale, please go to www.martinwrenlaw.com.

For more information, you may also contact Jonathan T. Wren, Special Commissioner, at 434-817-3100 or wren@martinwrenlaw.com.

• In good general health • Within normal weight range • Non-smoker For more information and an application, please con-tact Stephanie Barrix, R.N., IVF/Egg Donor Coordinator @ stephanie.barrix@rmscva.com or call 434.654.8537.Also, visit our website www.rmscva.com

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Are you passionate about applying Relations your skills to ensure the greatDirector of Development & Community est quality of life possible for fellow community members in need?

Are you passionate about applying your skills to ensure the greatest quality If so The Arc urges you to consider opportunities within our organiof life possible for your fellow community members in need? If so The Arc zation. mission is to ensure full community inclusion is hiring for a Our Director of Development & Community Relations. This person and participationforofdesigning, people implementing with intellectual and developmental is responsible and leading a comprehensive disabilities mission-based relations, fundraising and membership campaign. through public the provision of high quality services and advocacy. Our Responsibilities include identifying, cultivating and stewarding contributory vision is to remain the leading provider of services and advocacy relationships with individuals, foundations, corporations and government for that deserving population. If you share these values we urge sources. Will also work closely with, and provide leadership to, the you to consider the following career opportunities: Development and Community Relations Committee to secure funding, conduct major gift campaigns, further public awareness of The Arc, and implement special projects. Serves as primary media contact for the organization and works strategically to devise and implement proactive media outreach efforts DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS and marketing strategies to increase awareness of the agency. Responsibilities (Full Part Charlottesville and Crozet.) also include oversightand of our web time, site as well as the leveraging of social media.

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Must be able to laugh, learn and change the lives of the people around you.

This position requires a Bachelor’s degree in the field ofplease communications, The Arc is doing to support our community, visit our web site at marketing, non-profit management and/or business; at least two years of http://thearcofthepiedmont.org/ leadership experience in non-profit marketing or public relations,experience development,The Arc In addition to offering a challenging and rewarding donor relations fundraising using diversified development, also offersand/or competitive compensation, paidfund training, and for full time staff as well as documented success in securing gifts from donors, foundations an attractive benefits package which includes health, dental and vision and government sources. This is a full-time, exempt position reporting to insurance, as well as life and long-term disability insurance, among other the Executive Director. Compensation to be negotiated, commensurate with offerings. qualifications and experience.

We more encourage to apply on-line at http://thearcofthepiedmont.org/ To learn about ouryou agency and mission please visit us at http:// job-vacancies/. You Qualified are alsocandidates welcomeare to encouraged visit our offices at 509 Park thearcofthepiedmont.org/. to submit Street to apply509 in Park person, a cover letterCharlottesville, and resume to TheVA Arc22902 of the Piedmont Street or fax them to 434-977-7864.

The Materials Arc of may the also Piedmont an Equal Opportunity Charlottesville, VA. 22902. be faxed is to 434-977-7864.

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Each Home Instead Senior Care franchise office is independently owned and operated. © 2017 Home Instead, Inc.

Apply online at www.designelectricinc.com Design Electric, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Training, 24-hour support and flexible shifts provided. No experience necessary.

Design Electric, Inc. is rapidly expanding to meet customer demand. Presently we are in need of additional assistance in all field departments.

Positions include: Electrical Foreman, Journeymen Electricians, Electrician’s Helpers, Controls Technicians, and Electrical Service Technicians.

Previous commericial and industrial electrical experience is vital for consideration.

A competitive compensation package is available including: paid holidays and paid vacation, vision, dental, life & health insurances, 401K, and a potential for overtime. Candidates must be safety conscious, reliable, willing to work, and punctual. Pre-employment drug-screen and physical are required.

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AMERICAN LOG HOMES IS ASSISTING FINAL RELEASE OF ESTATE & ACCOUNT SETTLEMENT ON HOUSES.

Facilities Management (FM) at the University of Virginia seeks a High Voltage Electrician.

The High Voltage Electrician supports Facilities Management's goal of providing a consistent, cost effective and the control of safe working conditions for Facilities Management. The incumbent inspects, maintains, tests, repairs, operates, troubleshoots and replaces all 4,160V and 12,470 V apparatus at all buildings and substation sites. This includes, but is not limited to, switching high voltage and preparing the switching procedures. Maintenance of high voltage equipment includes switches, circuit breakers, transformers, relays, distribution lines, cables, and cable terminations.

The successful candidate will have a high school diploma or equivalent. A minimum of 4 years' experience in the electrical field is required. A Journeyman’s Electrical License or higher and valid driver’s license are also required.

To view the posting and required/preferred qualifications and to apply for this position, please visit UVA.’s website at https://jobs. virginia.edu and search for position number 06675. Review of applications will be on going, with the position open until filled.

Anticipated hiring range for minimally qualified applicants is $43,000 - $48,000 and based on qualifications.

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Case Manager/Mental Health Seeking individual with initiative to join a team of compassionate professionals. The case manager will provide services to adults with a primary diagnosis of serious mental illness. Our goal is to promote recovery and foster independence with each individual we serve. The incumbent assesses each consumer’s strengths and needs, and develops an individual service plan to include linking to needed services and resources, monitoring, and coordinating services. Serves as a liaison with consumers, families, and service providers. Bachelor’s degree in human services field and one years’ related work experience required. Must meet certification as Qualified Mental Health Professional – Adult ( QMHP – Adult) as set forth by Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services. Valid VA driver’s license and good DMV driving record required. $40,036.37 annually.

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Community Services Associate III/ Nunley Join an organized and thoughtful team of mental health professional providing support services to individuals recovering from serious mental illness. Looking for someone who believes in recovery from mental illness, who is professional, dependable, flexible, patient and dedicated. Be part of a team assisting individuals with apartment and community living skills. The CSA III provider offers instruction in daily living skills, provides assistance obtaining community resources, monitoring of psychiatric and behavioral status and crafts individual service plans. Bachelor’s degree in human services field and one years’ related work experience required.

Must meet certification as Qualified Mental Health Professional – Adult (QMHP– Adult) as set forth by Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services. Hours are Sunday – Thursday afternoon/ evenings. $36,396.70 annually.

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Patient Care Services Manager Exceptional Career Opportunity!

Sign-on Bonus Available for Experienced RN. Sentara Home Health is accepting applications for a Patient Care Services Manager for our Charlottesville, Virginia area.

Must have a minimum of 3 years clinical practice, healthcare supervisory or healthcare management experience. Home Health experience is preferred.

BSN required.

Sentara offers competitive wages and excellent benefits.

This is a full-time, day shift position.

Apply today at www.sentaracareers.com Keyword Search: 98333BR Our recruiter will be happy to talk with you!

Sentara Home Care Services has been ranked in the top 10 Home Care agencies in America by Home Care Magazine over the past several years, and has won the Best-Practice Award for Asthma Management (American Association of Health Plans). The agency is Medicare-Medicaid Certified for home health and Medicare-Medicaid & Champus Hospice Certified.

We accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care and belong to a number of local, state and national organizations, including: • American Association of Home Care • American Hospital Association • National Association of Home Care • Virginia Association of Home Care • Voluntary Hospitals of America

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RESEARCH PARKS MARKETING & RELATIONSHIPS MANAGER

The University of Virginia Foundation is inviting applications for our Marketing & Relationships Manager position, responsible for marketing the UVA Research Parks and promoting research/academic relationships between the University and the private sector. The Marketing & Relationships Manager is also charged with developing and maintaining positive working relationships with Park tenants, University faculty and staff, and community leaders.

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Develop and implement detailed marketing plans geared to attract local, regional, national and international companies/organizations to UVA’s research parks.

• Market and promote the Parks to UVA faculty, administrators, and their corresponding corporate contacts.

• Show real estate/space to prospective tenants and brokers and collaborate with the Asset Management Team to develop lease proposals and agreements, and other appropriate documentation.

• Collaborate with the Real Estate Development Team on the development of new buildings and common area/ amenities projects.

• Assist the Director of Marketing with promotion of the Parks to economic development, governmental, community and other organizations as required.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have an undergraduate degree with a minimum of 3-5 years work experience in real estate, economic development, marketing, or science and technology.

Additionally, possessing knowledge of both academic and business settings, having the ability to effectively collaborate with colleagues across a broad spectrum of areas, such as research professors and high-level business executives, are essential qualifications. Candidate must possess strong critical thinking skills and understanding of technical concepts.

In order to be considered for this position, please submit your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to the Human Resource Department at UVAF-HR@uvafoundation.com or by US mail to:

Personal Property and Real Estate tax bills for the SECOND half of 2017 have been mailed. If you have any questions regarding your original bill or any subsequent mailing from the Finance Department, contact the Finance Department at (434) 296-5851 or albemarlecountyfinance@albemarle.org so that we can provide any necessary assistance. Please also contact us immediately and before the deadline if you have not received your Personal Property or Real Estate tax bill(s), or if you have a vehicle, trailer, boat, airplane or any other taxable property located in Albemarle County that is not listed on your bill. If you have your account information you may also view, print, and pay your bill online. We encourage you to pay using our convenient online payment system.

To avoid incurring a $10 or 10% late payment penalty, whichever is greater, payments must be either: (1) paid online at www.albemarlecountytaxes.org/taxes by 11:59 P.M. ET on December 5th, 2017; (2) postmarked by December 5th, 2017; (3) paid by telephone at 1-866-820-5450, (4) or delivered in person to the Finance Office before the close of business on Thursday, December 5th, 2017 or by 11:59 P.M. ET if using the County’s New Automated Tax Payment Kiosk. Otherwise, late payment penalty is effective the following day (December 6th) and interest at a rate of 10% per annum also begins to accrue the following month.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, VARIOUS PAYMENT OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE:

 Payments can be made easily and conveniently ONLINE (www. albemarlecountytaxes.org) by MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER, AND AMEX (30¢ + 2.25 % Convenience fee applies) and ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER from Checking or Savings ($1.50 flat fee applies).

These payment methods can also be used BY MAIL or BY PHONE (Call 1-866-820-5450). In person payments can be made using Mastercard, VISA, Discover, AmEx (convenience fee applies) or by cash, check, or money order.  24/7 Automated Payment Kiosk (County McIntire Rd building only) – replaced drive-thru window: Tax payment transactions only. Must have tax bill or account number to use the kiosk. No adjustments can be made and no change will be provided. Any overpayments will be credited towards future tax installments.  Automated Bank Draft: Tax payment is automatically drafted from your

UVAF-HR University of Virginia Foundation P.O. Box 400218 Charlottesville, VA 22904

The University of Virginia Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

We regret that the volume of applications we receive does not allow us to contact all candidates. Only candidates who are selected for an interview will be contacted by a Hiring Manager.

15th, 2017. To sign up for the next tax deadline, visit www.albemarle.org/ finance to download the authorization form or call our office to have a form mailed to you.

 Drop Box Locations: NO CASH 1) County Office Building, 401 McIntire Rd

2) 5th Street County Complex:

* Parking lot (front of Visitors entrance)

1600 5th St., Ext. (1 mi south of. I-64)

* 1st floor hallway

* Parking lot (front of Visitor’s entrance) * Main Entrance of Lobby

Questions, concerns, address changes and updates can also be emailed to albemarlecountyfinance@albemarle.org.

HOURS OF OPERATION: The Finance Department is open Mon-Fri 8a.m. to 5p.m.

Please call 711 for the hearing and/or speech impaired. Reasonable accommodations will be provided to persons with disabilities.

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Closing Date: Friday, December 8, 2017. Resumes received after December 8th will not be considered.

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The University of Virginia Foundation offers a professional work environment. Benefits include health, dental, 403(b) retirement savings account, paid time off and educational tuition reimbursement.

COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE TAXPAYERS

SECOND HALF 2017 TAXES DUE on Tuesday, DECEMBER 5TH, 2017

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Q&A If you could redesign Emancipation Park, what would it look like?

My 11-year-old has a vision of a statueless park with a giant splash pad and the name Victory Park. His rationale is that everyone loves splash pads, and that even the statue supporters would be excited for a splash pad. Plus, it would bring together children and families of all backgrounds downtown and would ultimately get more children into the library.

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A play space for kids.

That obscenity in the middle would be gone and paved over for starters #Charlottesville. @NATASHAROTH01/TWITTER

Something that citizens of all backgrounds can be comfortable in. As a white lifelong Virginian I am embarrassed by the current symbol of oppression to a sizable portion of our population.

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Maybe put up a statue of someone less problematic.

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Fountain and pool to replace the horrible statue. More benches.

Otherwise, do not change. @JMCCUNERP/TWITTER

It could be expanded adding tributes of other community heroes to better reflect our diversity. Adding signage to contextually represent the current statue. It could become a place of reflection and celebration of who we were and who we have become as our concept of freedom and equality has evolved.

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How about some fruit trees for homeless and others to eat from.

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It would look just like it used to, with Robert E. Lee and his horse back out from under his garbage bag and the park would be called Lee Park. I don’t understand why you bother asking these questions when the majority of the answers are mostly ignored.

Next week’s question: What do you get the person who has everything?

Send your answers to question@c-ville.com, or respond via Twitter @cvillenews_desk (#cvillequestion), Instagram @cvilleweekly or on our Facebook page facebook.com/cville.weekly. The best responses will run in next week’s paper. Have a question of your own you’d like to ask? Let us know.

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