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March 11, 2010
Witnesses report engine problem prior to Louisa plane crash
The plane crashed minutes later about a quarter mile from the airport into the front yard of a residence
Cadillac franchise returns to Orange
Reynolds Cadillac one of 661 GM selected for reinstatement of the luxury cars
Va. piano teacher faces child pornography charges
Man charged again after 12 years
Airport manager: Heavy snow damaged hangars
A few hangars at Culpeper Regional Airport suffered minor damage from last month’s record-breaking snowstorm and work is ongoing to address a few lingering weather related issues.
Running like the wind
Eastern View track teams prepare for 2010 season
McDonald’s offers scholarships
56 students in region will each get $1,500 prize
Council sounds off to rescind noise law
Members in no rush to replace the ordinance
Ex-CSE publisher formally arraigned
Mitch Sneed, former publisher of the Culpeper Star-Exponent, was arraigned in Culpeper County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Wednesday on misdemeanor charges of stalking and using profane or threatening language over the telephone. His trial date was set for March 25 .
McDonnell: Workplace discrimination illegal
Gov. overrides A.G.’s advice to Va. colleges on gay bias
School board reviews chief applications
The Madison County School Board has received 18 applications from candidates hoping to be the school system’s next superintendent.
March 10, 2010
Madison County schools review superintendent applications
Brenda M. Tanner, the district’s superintendent since 2004, is retiring effective June 30.
Murder, music and machismo this weekend in Culpeper
‘Scarlet Street,‘ ‘Showboat’ and ‘Fort Apache’ on weekend schedule of free movies in Library of Congress Packard Campus Theater on Mount Pony
William and Mary considers boosting freshman class
The College of William and Mary is considering in-creasing its freshman class this fall to boost revenue.
Lifelock settles suit with Va, other states
Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says Virginia is among 35 states settling a false advertising suit against an Arizona company that promised to protect consumers from identity theft.
‘People get tired, worn out’ as they try to obtain loan modifications
Donna McCartney made phone call after phone call and wrote letters about her family’s deteriorating financial predicament and their inability to make their mortgage payments.
Feds to probe cause of runaway Toyota Prius
The government sent investigators yesterday to examine a Prius that sped out of control on a California freeway.
Charlottesville band to host CD release party at the Pub
You’ve heard The Mixx live on-stage at the Hazel River Pub. You know the band’s diverse style of music. Now you can take it home with you.
Realtors, builders optimistic heading into spring
Richmond-area Realtors and homebuilders are gearing up for the spring market, typically the busiest time of the year for home sales.
‘Lost Boys’ actor Corey Haim dead in Burbank at 38
The Los Angeles coroner’s office says ``The Lost Boys’‘ actor Corey Haim is dead at 38.
Panel gives split decision on death penalty bills
The Senate Courts of Justice Committee Tuesday rejected a House version of a bill that would have expand those eligible for the death penalty to include accomplices and accessories to the murder of a law enforcement officer.
Stuarts Draft woman dies after being hit by falling tree
A Stuarts Draft woman is dead after a tree hit her as she and her husband were cutting it down.
Assembly budget negotiators at odds amid grim tax report
Senators are retreating somewhat on fattened court fees to help balance Virginia’s recession-wracked budget, but delegates aren’t impressed.
Which locality is region’s richest?
Culpeper trails Fauquier in median household income but is ahead of neighbors
Rethinking fencing will promote grazing
Livestock and fences go together as we have to keep our critters home if we want peace with the neighbors.
Stepping down was a difficult decision to make
It is with the heaviest heart that I am writing to inform you of my decision to resign from my seat on the Culpeper Town Council, effective last night at the conclusion of our regular monthly meeting.
Court date set for first suspect in abduction
In separate case, no bond for wife in hit-man scheme
Snider steps down from town council
On Monday he’s set to become the Star-Exponent’s circulation manager
Oh, snap: Warm weather returns
Yowell Meadow Park teemed with activity Tuesday afternoon as temperatures neared 70-degrees, offering a welcome reprieve from a long and snowy winter.
March 09, 2010
As Chile shook, cities rolled to the west a bit
The Earth really did move during the massive Chile quake: Researchers say cities and islands physically shifted west a bit.
Dominion offers buyouts to save money
Energy company Dominion Resources Inc. said Tuesday it is offering buyouts to eligible workers in an effort to reduce its work force by about 6 percent.

