February 7, 2010 ... ...
PALMYRA — The father of a deceased 5-month-old girl who showed signs of shaken baby syndrome has been convicted of killing her.
A Fluvanna County jury convicted Samuel Bee Jones III on Tuesday of felony homicide and recommended a 10-year prison sentence. Jones was found not guilty of child abuse.
Authorities have said Jones shook Arianna Gibson-Jones on Oct. 5, 2008. Arianna was pronounced d
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The events leading to the suspicious New Year's Eve death of a Virginia Commonwealth University doctoral student... ...
Homeowners at Lake Monticello are upset about Aqua Virginia's proposed water and sewer rate increases. Aqua... ...
The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors met in a work session Saturday to discuss the proposed water pipeline.
Community members weighed in on the combined water authority between Fluvanna and Louisa counties. Fluvanna supervisor Shaun Kenney says the goal is to figure out who is going to provide the county's water, and whether or not taxpayers will bear the expense. Right now, the county has three different options.
Kenney says, "We have the James River Water Authority, we have the current proposal from Aqua Virginia, and of course, the last option is to do nothing."
Kenney says Saturday's meeting was to help sort things out for both supervisors and the public.
He says the board won't make a decision until it feels it has all of the necessary information, and when the community seems comfortable with one of the options.
Good news for the Eagle's Nest at the LM Golf Course! After years of losing money, LMOA has reached an agreement with Mike & Dana Hartling, owner's of the Dogwood Cafe. The Friday Flyer reports that the Eagle's Nest will reopen and continue under LMOA Management through February. It is not known whether the Eagle's Nest will temporarily close after February or remain open after the transition.
Mike & Dana are true professionals as seen by their successful Dogwood Cafe since 2000.
On January 8, 2010, LMOA negotiated a settlement with Donald Schiff to resolve pending litigation. In 2006, Dr. Schiff, owner of Lake Monticello lots 126, 127 and 127A off White Bluff Court in Section 11, brought to the Board of Directors a proposal to subdivide and develop the property of approximately 9.5 acres. At meetings in June 2007 and April 2008, the Board denied his proposal.
In December
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Police: VCU student’s drug death linked to events at Fluvanna home
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