How accessible is C’ville?
Our city isn’t built to accommodate everyone—what’s working and what needs improvement
Disability rights advocate India Sims says that 5th Street Station is more accessible for people who use wheelchairs than other parts
of Charlottesville. Sims claims she has encountered discrimination when applying for business loans and employment, and believes access should include affordability. Photo by Tristan Williams.
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Shortened stay
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Explosive growth
Crozet group wants permission to launch July 4 fireworks at King Family Vineyards
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In brief
Remedial efforts at Oakwood Cemetery, USPS updates, and more
Breaking camp
Law enforcement descends on pro-Palestine encampment at University of Virginia
Shortened stay
Quirk Hotel to undergo rebrand following $24M sale
Explosive growth
Crozet group wants permission to launch July 4 fireworks at King Family Vineyards
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Abode | Spring 2024
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Fine Properties | Spring 2024
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We Are C-VILLE | March 2024
Summer Camp Guide | March 2024
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