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Welcome to another James Exchange QuickTake. I am Nancy Gill, your host.
On the government side of things, Scottsville Town Council meets Monday evening, June 20 at 7:00. They have a relatively light schedule the highlight being an appointment to fill the vacated seat of Stuart Munson. Also,Town elections will be November 8th. The Town Council terms of Daniel Gritsko, Meredith Hynes, and Stuart Munson are ending this year. June 21 is the deadline for candidates to file with the Albemarle County voter registrar and willl need two forms of identification, a statement of qualifications (I believe proof of one year residency in Virginia), and a declaration of candidacy.Information on registering for public office.Or, contact Erin Davis, Elections Manager 1600 5th Street, ExtendedCharlottesville VA 22902Phone: 434-972-4173Fax: 434-972-4178Email
Public comments on Riverstone Solar in Buckingham ends on Monday , June 20. If you have concerns let them know. The public comment portal is on their website as well as their application.Comment and view application.
For more information on utility scale solar installations.
Juneteenth celebrations:
Saturday June 18:At 10:00 the Yancey Advisory Council is participating in the Jefferson School Parade in Charlottesville. Saturday is the Juneteenth Parade.They will walk down Rose Hill Drive to Preston Ave ending at the front lawn of Jefferson School. At 11:30 a.m. we begin a whole day of food, music and dance scheduled on a main stage until 8pm. Over 30 Black businesses and organizations will have promotional tables set up as well.More information
In Buckingham from 11 AM to 4 PM1174 S Constitution Rte or Route 20All are welcome FREEThis is the Straight Street building.
Sunday, June 19:In Scottsville at the Farmer’s Market at 3:00 there is a dedication ceremony commorating Minerva Lewis and her family.
From the Scottsville Museum’s newsletter:A hundred years ago she was the only Black female property owner in Scottsville. Mrs. Lewis and her husband, George Washington Lewis, ran a grocery store and saloon on a site near the present-day farmers' market. The building, damaged in Scottsville's floods, no longer stands, but the town intends to establish a shaded area near the plague where visitors can rest and reflect.
Wednesday, June 22 the batteux come to Scottsville. Come on down to welcome the boats by the river at Ferry Street. Around 2pm? It depends on the river. We'll have a block party at Canal Basin Square on Main Street, from 2pm to 9pm. Enjoy the music of Max Mohr, Conly Jones, Mike Mulvaney, and The Charlottesville Band.
Fourth of July info coming soon. And, I will be broadcasting the parade from my front yard this year.
On Father’s Day from the Sign Lady:I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us at odd moments, when they aren’t trying to teach us! We are formed by the little scraps of wisdom. Umberto Eco
That’s is for today. As always, if you have a story, an issue, or just want to talk, contact me.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thejamesriverexchange.substack.com/subscribe
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By Nancy GillWelcome to another James Exchange QuickTake. I am Nancy Gill, your host.
On the government side of things, Scottsville Town Council meets Monday evening, June 20 at 7:00. They have a relatively light schedule the highlight being an appointment to fill the vacated seat of Stuart Munson. Also,Town elections will be November 8th. The Town Council terms of Daniel Gritsko, Meredith Hynes, and Stuart Munson are ending this year. June 21 is the deadline for candidates to file with the Albemarle County voter registrar and willl need two forms of identification, a statement of qualifications (I believe proof of one year residency in Virginia), and a declaration of candidacy.Information on registering for public office.Or, contact Erin Davis, Elections Manager 1600 5th Street, ExtendedCharlottesville VA 22902Phone: 434-972-4173Fax: 434-972-4178Email
Public comments on Riverstone Solar in Buckingham ends on Monday , June 20. If you have concerns let them know. The public comment portal is on their website as well as their application.Comment and view application.
For more information on utility scale solar installations.
Juneteenth celebrations:
Saturday June 18:At 10:00 the Yancey Advisory Council is participating in the Jefferson School Parade in Charlottesville. Saturday is the Juneteenth Parade.They will walk down Rose Hill Drive to Preston Ave ending at the front lawn of Jefferson School. At 11:30 a.m. we begin a whole day of food, music and dance scheduled on a main stage until 8pm. Over 30 Black businesses and organizations will have promotional tables set up as well.More information
In Buckingham from 11 AM to 4 PM1174 S Constitution Rte or Route 20All are welcome FREEThis is the Straight Street building.
Sunday, June 19:In Scottsville at the Farmer’s Market at 3:00 there is a dedication ceremony commorating Minerva Lewis and her family.
From the Scottsville Museum’s newsletter:A hundred years ago she was the only Black female property owner in Scottsville. Mrs. Lewis and her husband, George Washington Lewis, ran a grocery store and saloon on a site near the present-day farmers' market. The building, damaged in Scottsville's floods, no longer stands, but the town intends to establish a shaded area near the plague where visitors can rest and reflect.
Wednesday, June 22 the batteux come to Scottsville. Come on down to welcome the boats by the river at Ferry Street. Around 2pm? It depends on the river. We'll have a block party at Canal Basin Square on Main Street, from 2pm to 9pm. Enjoy the music of Max Mohr, Conly Jones, Mike Mulvaney, and The Charlottesville Band.
Fourth of July info coming soon. And, I will be broadcasting the parade from my front yard this year.
On Father’s Day from the Sign Lady:I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us at odd moments, when they aren’t trying to teach us! We are formed by the little scraps of wisdom. Umberto Eco
That’s is for today. As always, if you have a story, an issue, or just want to talk, contact me.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thejamesriverexchange.substack.com/subscribe