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Second federal judge pauses Trump’s order against gender-affirming care for youth

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A second federal judge on Friday paused President Donald Trump’s executive order halting federal support for gender-affirming care for transgender youth under 19. U.S. District Court Judge Lauren King granted a temporary restraining order after the Democratic attorneys general of Washington state, Oregon and Minnesota sued the Trump administration last week. Three doctors joined as plaintiffs in the suit, which was filed in the Western District of Washington. See the Story

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Update: 2 dead, 1 injured after shooting at Crozet Harris Teeter

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Update: 2 dead, 1 injured after shooting at Crozet Harris Teeter

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Police are asking the public to avoid the Harris Teeter grocery store in Crozet after a shooting in the area.See the Story

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City council meeting briefs for Feb. 18

City council meeting briefs for Feb. 18

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The public has until March 14 to have their say on the location on transitional housingSee the Story

City Council pays tribute to former Mayor Satyendra Huja

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

City Council pays tribute to former Mayor Satyendra Huja

Charlottesville City Council paid tribute this week to the late Satyendra Huja, a former Mayor who was once the city’s director of urban planning. Huja died on February 14 and his obituary has now been published. Huja also taught for many years at the School of Architecture at the University of Virginia. “I got to first know Mr. Huja as his student in 1988 and then we became friends and mentor and I’ll miss him dearly,” said Mayor Juandiego Wade…See the Story

Virginia General Assembly nearing completion of 2025 session

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

Virginia General Assembly nearing completion of 2025 session

The legislature for the Commonwealth of Virginia is expected to adjourn on Saturday, ending a session whose beginning was delayed by a water crisis in Richmond. Delegates and Senators have been busy this week. On Tuesday morning, 1,425 bills had passed the House of Delegates. That number was up to 1,723 this morning The Senate has been just as productive in that time period from 1,046 to 1,418. Hundreds of these bills are uncontroversial resolut…See the Story

Zyahna Bryant enters the face for Charlottesville School Board

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

Zyahna Bryant enters the face for Charlottesville School Board

A woman at the center of a petition to remove Confederate statues from two Charlottesville parks has launched a bid to run for the city School Board. “Our communities need us now, more than ever,” said Zyahna Bryant in a press release. “I believe in pouring back into the people, places and things that we value the most.” Bryant will hold a launch party for her campaign at 4:30 p.m. on March 1 at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Cen…See the Story

Legislative update: Bill to allow localities to pass anti-rent gouging rules fails to pass

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

Legislative update: Bill to allow localities to pass anti-rent gouging rules fails to pass

Time is running out for the 2025 Virginia General Assembly. February 17 was the last day for action by committees in the House and the Senate. The statistics dashboard on the Virginia Legislative Information System reports that 965 bills and resolutions have passed and 1,366 bills have failed. Breaking down the numbers any further may be a recipe for a headache and may cause an aversion to Sudoku. Reporting these numbers alone can get confusing…See the Story

Another winter storm affects local government operations

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Another winter storm affects local government operations

Would there be snow, or not? That has been a central question in the Charlottesville area as forecasts have been calling for a large storm bearing west from the center of the United States. At one point, early models called for more than a foot of snow, but by Tuesday that had been reduced to a dusting. When the clouds actually rolled in, they dropped small particles of snow which easily stuck to roadways chilled by the overnight temperatures in…See the Story

Redding approves proposed $26M superintendent budget with some staffing cuts for 2025-26 school year

Danbury, Connecticut · Danbury

Redding approves proposed $26M superintendent budget with some staffing cuts for 2025-26 school year

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The $26 million proposed superintendent budget for the 2025-26 years includes a $345,022 increase in district-wide employee benefits, among other costs.See the Story

Three options proposed for pilot project at East High / Meade triangle in Charlottesville

Charlottesville · Charlottesville

Three options proposed for pilot project at East High / Meade triangle in Charlottesville

In an effort to eliminate conflicts between pedestrians and motor vehicles, the City of Charlottesville is planning a series of ambitious projects to alter existing infrastructure. One such project is anticipated in the area of East High Street. City officials are working with staff from the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission on a pilot project to demonstrate alternate traffic patterns. They’ve launched a survey to get feedback that i…See the Story