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QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia is building three 36-foot QuickStart Tennis courts at Crozet Elementary School. To follow the construction progress, please go here.
via email:
QuickStart Tennis of Central Virginia is building three 36-foot QuickStart Tennis courts at Crozet Elementary School. To follow the construction progress, please go here.
While I don’t particularly like Facebook, I recognize its value to the community and sometimes a quick post on Facebook is better than a quick blog post so as not to flood everyone’s inboxes. Also, try searching for – and finding! – a Facebook post from a few weeks, months, or years ago; go ahead, I’ll wait here.
Continue reading “Last Few Weeks on RealCrozetVA Facebook – 8 July 2014”
Thank you to everyone who made today wonderful, fun, special, and definitively Crozet. Thank you. From the parade (and sidewalks!) to the food at Crozet Park to the fireworks (which were better than the ones I saw last night in Charlottesville).
So, thank you.
– I’ve never seen so many people at the Crozet parade (Facebook post)
– One of my favorite days in Crozet (Facebook post)
One of my favorite days of the year, and something that makes me truly love living in Crozet.
And with sound after the jump … Continue reading “A Great Day for a Parade in Crozet!”
– Lots of motions and debate in last night’s CCAC meeting.
– Finally a resident from one of the adjacent neighborhoods came and spoke; we need more of that involvement.
– For those at the meeting last night – what were your key takeaways?
– It might not be fair to pull out this one tweet, but I’m going to do it anyway as it’s a critical point made by a CCAC member:
John Savage – reflect on what role of CCAC? We're advisory, not regulatory. Keep Master Plan in mind, listen to community #ccac1407
— Crozet Community (@CrozetCommunity) July 2, 2014
Click through to read the tweet from last night’s meeting.
Update 3 July 2013 –
The CCAC emailed out this morning the CCAC’s List of Issues and Positions Barnes property final (PDF)
Lots happening this weekend in Crozet.
– Friday – King Family 4th of July
– Friday – Fridays after 6 at Old Trail
– Saturday – Parade, Celebration, Music and Fireworks!
– Sunday – King Family Polo (weather and pitch dependent, one assumes)
From the Crozet Community Association:
They need your help for an hour or two on July 5. Below is the website to sign-up to help with the Crozet Independence Day Celebration (CIDC) next Saturday, July 5, between 5PM to 10PM. There are a variety of tasks and time slots. Most of the time slots are only an hour – so there’s lots of ways to help and still enjoy the event. When you sign-up it will ask for your name, email and, optionally phone number. No one else can see your email and phone. We promise we won’t share it. It’s helpful for us to have it if something happens and we need to let you know about a last minute change.
We urge church groups, civic and neighborhood associations to sign-up. Crozet Trails Crew already has volunteered to staff one spot the whole evening! Let’s see which group can have the most volunteers!
With your help, we can make this Crozet Independence Day celebration the best ever!
There was a fire at Harris Teeter last night. Glad no one was hurt.
Update 2 July – Harris Teeter reopened today.
#BREAKING Albemarle Asst Fire Marshal says fire at #Crozet @HarrisTeeter was started by an employee playing w/ sparklers; no criminal charge
A reader asked that I alert readers to Dominion’s pipeline proposal. More at Piedmont Environmental Council’s page. This doesn’t directly impact Crozet (or Albemarle), but it does affect our neighbors in Augusta and Nelson and we’re going to get our power from somewhere … and while I’m taking no position, I thought it useful to look beyond Crozet’s borders a bit and get informed.
From the News Leader in May:
(let’s hope this meeting lasts less than 4 hours)
via email: Continue reading “Another CCAC Special Meeting – 2 July 2014”