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University of Virginia president resigns under Trump administration pressure on DEI: Report
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University of Virginia president resigns under Trump administration pressure on DEI: Report

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Warner says DOJ letter to University of Virginia president was ‘explicit’
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Warner says DOJ letter to University of Virginia president was ‘explicit’

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Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said in a Sunday interview that University of Virginia President James Ryan, who submitted his resignation on Friday, was given an “explicit” deadline to step aside, in a letter last week from the Department of Justice (DOJ). See the Story
UVA Ouster Shows Trump Higher Ed Fight Ready to Go Beyond Ivy Leagues
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UVA Ouster Shows Trump Higher Ed Fight Ready to Go Beyond Ivy Leagues

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(The Hill) -- The shocking ouster of the president of the University of Virginia (UVA) has shown the Trump administration is expanding its higher education battle to public universities and using local and state support to push its demands.   University President James Ryan announced Friday he would be leaving after an apparent pressure campaign from the Trump administration that went largely unreported until it reached its boiling point.  Presi…See the Story

‘They Should Be Arrested’: Youngkin Holds Firm on Support for ICE Raids at Virginia Courthouses

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday doubled down on the controversial use of courthouse arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, brushing off criticism that some of the individuals detained were simply in court to pay fines for traffic infractions and had no criminal record. Related stories Va. police officers deputized as immigration agents under Youngkin’s order pushing cooperation with ICE Ar…Glenn Youngkin · VirginiaSee the Story

Temporary Detour for Charlottesville Area Transit Trolley-Style Bus

Charlottesville Area Transit has operated one route with a bus made out to look like an old-style trolley, a route that was farefree before the entire system stopped taking payment in the early days of the pandemic. Today CAT announced that the trolley will take a detour until further notice. “South 1st at Midway Manor is currently closed,” reads an email sent out at 11:49 a,m. “The Trolley is detoured via McIntire to Market Street until further…Pandemic · RenoSee the Story

Greene Supervisors vote to move forward with smaller water supply

The Greene County Board of Supervisors has spent a lot of time in the past few years discussing how to proceed with a water supply plan and took another step forward at their meeting on June 24. The president of WW Associates has been working on the plan for 21 years and reminded Supervisors that Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality has requirements that all communities have a plan for water. (see the regulations) “The goal of this pro…Infrastructure · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Emerson Electric to lay off 87 in Charlottesville

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Emerson Electric, a multinational firm providing a range of engineering services, plans to lay off 87 employees in the Charlottesville area by year's end.Kroger · CharlottesvilleSee the Story

Transportation body briefed on upcoming study to inform ways to reduce single occupant vehicle use

The policy board Charlottesville-Albemarle Metropolitan Planning Organization is an obscure body with a lot of say over what transportation projects move forward. Tomorrow they will meet and approve a plan for the MPO staff to conduct something called a “travel demand management” program. Such work is called for in the 2050 Long Range Transportation Plan, a document that the United States Department of Transportation requires in order to coordin…Infrastructure · CharlottesvilleRead Article

Charlottesville has paused acceptance of new land use applications

Two days after Charlottesville Circuit Court Judge Worrell voided the city’s new Development Code, there is nothing on the city’s website to indicate that outcome. Judge Worrell entered an order of default judgement against the City of Charlottesville after an outside counsel failed to file a document in a timely manner. As of 10:46 a.m., that includes the Neighborhood Development Services website, the zoning page, or the portal where members of…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleSee the Story

New Zoning Ordinance Voided in Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- A new zoning ordinance in Charlottesville has been ruled null and void by Judge Claude Worrell after the city's legal team failed to file an important document before the deadline.Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleSee the Story

Manning Institute of Biotechnology receives another $50 million

Construction is underway of the Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology at the University, a project in which the namesakes contributed $100 million a $350 million construction costs. On June 26, the University of Virginia Health System announced the receipt of two $25 million anonymous gifts. “These extraordinary gifts will support the Manning Institute’s research and aid in developing new treatments for hard-to-treat or incurable dis…Charlottesville · CharlottesvilleRead Article

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