Busted stuff: Some broken things in town

Busted stuff: Some broken things in town

Yeah, yeah, Charlottesville is pretty great, and it won't be long before every last man, woman, and child in the nation knows it, thanks to all those darn Best-Place-to-Live lists that keep putting our town on top. So, sure, it's great. But it's not perfect– and we've dug up a bunch of busted stuff to prove it.

4Better Or Worse

  • The week in review

    Biggest capital campaign: UVA announces plans to raise $3 billion by 2011.   Biggest donation to Monticello: $15 million from Robert and Clarice Smith to endow the Rob...

The Dish

  • Belmont: The Key West of Charlottesville?

    What does Belmont have in common with the relaxed, margarita- and music-laced isle of Key West? At least the last time I checked, Charlottesville's trendiest neighborhood l...

Essays

  • Reagan: On the right side of history

    The long-expected death of Ronald Reagan is not just the passing of a president; it is also the passing of an era, or rather, a farewell to an era long past– an era o...

Real Estate - $old

  • $old

    ALBEMARLE 4/28  Tess Johnson to W. Nathaniel Howell, 12.20 acres in Rivanna district, $60,000. Peter D. Nielsen to Jeannie L. Miller, lot at Murphy's Creek Farm, $24...

Real Estate - On the Block

  • Jungle fever: Greenery creates an Eden

    ADDRESS: 2519 Fall Fields Drive ASKING: $675,000 SIZE: 3,691 fin. sq. ft., 840 unfin. YEAR BUILT: 1989 NEIGHBORHOOD: Proffit Road CURB APPEAL: 9 out of a possible 10 LISTED...

Real Estate Property auctions

  • Property auctions

    June 23, at 3pm, at the Greene County Courthouse Property: 3.06 acres at 326 New Life Road, Ruckersville Debtor: unknown Amount owing: $118,700 Bidder brings: $10,000 or 1...

Movie Reviews

  • Time warp: Keeping mama in the dark

    If ever a movie was meant to be seen on Mother's Day, it's Good Bye Lenin! Germany's submission for this year's Academy Awards. (It didn't get an Oscar nomination, but it w...

Music Reviews

News

The Brazen Careerist

  • Betrayal: E-mail can do you wrong

    Last week I met my boss face-to-face for the first time. I've been working with him for more than two years– via phone and e-mail. I had never seen him, but I had a g...

Strange But True

Facetime

Hotseat

  • Oliver's twist: Developer or activist?

    At six-feet, four-inches tall, 230 pounds, and with a tiny remnant of a German accent left over from his European childhood, downtown developer Oliver Kuttner could present...

Letters

  • Gay ban earns cancellation

    I was disturbed and incredulous when I read the article about the two women who were denied an engagement announcement in The Daily Progress. [June 3: " No Progress: Gay we...

  • Phish great, says Fowler

    I would just like to comment on the excerpt you recently ran on the band Phish breaking up. [June 3: "Phish farewell: Dead's heir band to quit"]. Clearly the person who wro...

  • Scott and Compton not folkies

    I resent the fact that any female with a guitar is referred to as a "folk singer." [June 3 music review: "Feminine mystique: Gravity missing at Gravity"]. Neither Kathy Com...

Full Stories List for June 17th, 2004 issue #0324

4Better Or Worse

Cartoons

Corrections

Cover Stories

Essays

Facetime

Fearless Consumer

Hotseat

Letters

Movie Reviews

Music Reviews

News

Real Estate - $old

Real Estate - On the Block

Real Estate Property auctions

Strange But True

The Brazen Careerist

The Dish

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