You can order food online from Rev. Soup, Eppie’s, Rise, Mellow Mushroom, or Boylan Heights. Here’s how they do it. #
You can order food online from Rev. Soup, Eppie’s, Rise, Mellow Mushroom, or Boylan Heights. Here’s how they do it. #
Kmart is suing Whole Foods’ developers for building on their land without permission, Rachana Dixit writes. Apparently, the owner of the shopping center is allowing Whole Foods to make some improvements to land that Kmart leases, but the developer has started building a road—eventually Hillsdale Drive—and additional parking where Kmart says they’re not allowed to. Though this could just be a simple property dispute between two neighboring properties, it could affect Hillsdale Drive Extended that’s planned to parallel 29N, which is one of the very few new roads that’s actually being developed in the area anytime soon.
The Lynchburg Chamber is again pushing for Charlottesville to build a bypass around the bypass around 29. Uh, yeah, we’ll get right on that. Construction crews take Monopoly money, don’t they? #
The wife of Little League’s treasurer stole $35,000 from the organization. Treasurer Dennis Steljes was charged initially, but it turns out he knew nothing about it. #
Remember the story a few weeks ago about shocking levels of pesticides in city creeks? It was just a math error. Somebody’s embarrassed. #
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