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Youth Baseball & Softball
Practices/Games played in Crozet!!
Continue reading “Peachtree Baseball 2017”
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Youth Baseball & Softball
Practices/Games played in Crozet!!
Continue reading “Peachtree Baseball 2017”
I’m going to do these posts each Friday in December. Have something to add to the Crozet Calendar? Do it yourself, or email me the details. Click each event for times and details.
… a public open house to learn more about a joint study to examine transportation issues in the I-64 Corridor from Charlottesville to Staunton (I-81 Interchange). The project will examine traffic congestion, transit, vehicle speeds and public safety issues. This Open House provides an opportunity to learn about the study and interact with the study team and agency officials. Most importantly, it will allow citizens the opportunity to provide input and identify areas of concern. The project study team will be available to answer your questions and take your comments. Additional project information is available by clicking here.
I’ll wait for the news reports to come in before formulating my own opinion, but the tweets from Neil Williamson, of the Free Enterprise Forum, from today were interesting.
Update: Sean Tubbs with Charlottesville Tomorrow has more.
Say … $100/year?*
(Illustration: For a house assessed at $350,000, an increase
of 2.8 cents on the tax rate would equate to an annual
increase of $98.00; a 1.6 cent increase on the tax rate
would equate to an annual increase of $56.00. )
A few points from the County presentation: (I highly recommend you read the whole thing)
@CrozetGazette @cvilletomorrow excellent point would take VA state legislature to make that even possible @Steve_Landes ?
— Crozet Wx (@Crozetwx) December 8, 2016
Yes. If Crozet's Delegate & Senator patroned the bill, it would pass.
— cvillenews.com (@cvillenewscom) December 8, 2016
Important note – When people refer to Crozet as a “town,” they are wrong.
*This is why permanent URLs are important. I’m looking at you, Daily Progress and Albemarle County, the websites of the dead links.
Continue reading “Service Tax Districts in Albemarle County?”
Lots going on in Crozet this weekend. What’s missing? Add it here, or email me the information.
Throughout December, I’m going to post about events every Friday. Have something to add? Do it here (it’s easy!) or email me.
Just a few days away from Piedmont Place’s Grand Opening.
These are the announced tenants – from restaurants to ice cream to yoga to book store …
Before you know it, I’ll be posting the “here’s where to recycle Christmas trees” post (usually in Crozet Park). For now, here’s a list of some of the places in and around Crozet to get a Christmas tree.
My post from 2011 is mostly still accurate, but a few links are dead, so at a friend’s/client’s request, here is an list of places to get Christmas trees in and around Crozet. (Thanks to the Facebook & RealCrozetVA Twitter friends!)
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Ring Christmas bells for Salvation Army at Crozet Great Valu Market
This Christmas season the Lions Club of Crozet again invites all of our friends and neighbors in Crozet and environs to ring bells for the Salvation Army in front of the Crozet Great Valu Market.
Bell ringing is scheduled for Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, from December 1 through December 17, and every day from December 19-24.
On weekdays we plan to ring the bells from 4:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M., and on Saturdays from10:00 until 4:00. Volunteers are asked to ring the bells for one hour with another person or with family members
We hope you are willing to participate in this happy, meaningful activity.
If you are comfortable with using the web, you can sign up at this website.
Busy day in Crozet!
Waiting for confirmation from 2nd source; believed to be true. https://t.co/4FpXWNTGVQ
— realcrozetva (@realcrozetva) November 15, 2016
Great Valu in Crozet has been purchased by the owners of the Crozet Shopping Center and the owner of @MarketStMarket https://t.co/WxvEqIB7KC
— Allison Wrabel (@craftypanda) November 15, 2016
Crozet Market LLC, comprised of the owners of the Crozet Shopping Center and Raphael Strumlauf, owner of the Market Street Market in downtown Charlottesville, purchased the Great Valu from Red Front Stores, Inc. and the Wagner family.
General Manager Jean Wagner is retiring at the end of the year, according to a press release.
The new team is taking over operations of the store immediately, but Wagner will be working alongside them until the end of the year, according to the release.
The store will continue to operate under the Great Valu name.
He’s already decided some changes on for the Great Valu. “We’re going to add a deli and a bakery and do more with produce. We’ll try fresh seafood and see if people are receptive. We’ll expand the organic section. To me this is a lot of space.” The Great Valu has 14,000 square feet total with 10,000 sq/ft in the selling area and the remainder in storerooms and work areas.
“What makes a store nice is customer service,” Strumlauf said. “Really knowing the customer. Nobody knows better what direction a store should go than the customers. I’m going to be spending a whole lot of time here through the holidays. I can’t tell you how excited I am about this. I don’t want to take away a single thing the store has. I want to remerchandise some things.” He gave as an example the possibility of moving some drink machines. “I don’t want to take a great store and get arrogant about changing things. I want the first thing people see when they walk in to be something fresh. It sets the whole tone for the store. That’s the direction. I want it to be a really nice place to shop. I want the people in Ivy to come here.
Lots on the agenda.
CROZET COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Crozet Library
Wednesday, Nov 16, 2016 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Agenda
Continue reading “CCAC Meeting 16 November – Land Use, Growth, Politics”
See sign advertising jobs, stop to take picture, meet Justin, the proprietor of Smoked BBQ, opening soon in Piedmont Place.
When are they opening? Soon.