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November 03, 2009
Channel 21 broadcasts live tonight
Local government channel interviews candidates after polls close
House GOP offers 230-page health bill
Unlike the Democrats’ legislation it has no requirement for people to buy insurance and no prohibitions against insurance companies denying coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions
Philanthropist Kluge downsizing, selling Albemarle estate
Patricia Kluge says she’s selling her large house and 300 acres because she and her husband, William Moses, want to downsize and travel more
Virginia’s votes being watched across the U.S.
A handful of elections in a small number of states will give hints about the American public’s state of mind — providing lessons for both Republicans and Democrats a year ahead of pivotal 2010 midterm contests.
Man pleads in hit and run at Buffalo Wild Wings
Culpeper County Circuit Court Judge John G. Berry accepted a plea agreement Monday in the case of a Culpeper man charged in a shooting and hit-and-run at Buffalo Wild Wings in March.
New dean suspended at GCC
After allegations of sexual misconduct in Ohio, Dr. John Francis now accused locally
Police say scam targeted Walmart shoppers
When a man collecting money for charity outside Walmart started dumping coins into the store’s cash machine, shoppers got suspicious.
Election Day
At stake today: Local and state political history
Four indicted in riot at juvenile center
Inmates were housed at Culpeper Juvenile Correctional Center
November 02, 2009
Deeds at VCU; McDonnell at RIC
Democrat R. Creigh Deeds and Republican Bob McDonnell both are making election-eve appearances in the Richmond area.
Va. crews need heavy-duty gear for obese patients
The woman weighed as much as 1,000 pounds, and that required a special blend of creativity and muscle from the city ambulance crew tasked with transporting her to the hospital.
Parents of Va. student set up fund to help search
The parents of a Virginia Tech student missing for more than two weeks have set up a fund for contributions to help in their search for her.
Photo correction
This photo of Republican candidate Dewayne Payne should have appeared with Monday’s front-page story on the Stevensburg District Board of Supervisors race. Because of an editor’s error, Monday’s photo was of Matt Carson, independent candidate for Virginia House of Delegates District 30.
McDonnell, Deeds forgo sleep as campaign nears finish
Looking weary and driven by the urgency of Tuesday’s nationally watched governor’s race, Democrat R. Creigh Deeds and Republican Bob McDonnell plunged into a dizzying 48-hour itinerary of statewide campaign rallies Sunday.
The Week in Pictures, Oct. 26-Nov. 2
The Week in Pictures, Oct. 26-Nov. 2
CCPS Administration Committee prepared to recommend policy changes
New policies include new rates for security for private events
Board may set hearing on towing policy
Recommendation comes from the county’s Public Safety Committee
Virginia seeing more swine flu vaccinations
Local health districts are getting more H1N1 swine-flu vaccine.
One day, six choices
Culpeper voters face lots of choices in local, statewide races
Police Reports Oct. 21-27
Recent arrests made by the Culpeper Town Police Department and the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office
November 01, 2009
Volunteers do the real end-game work of campaigns
Exactly 100 hours before the polls were to close in Tuesday’s gubernatorial election, Jim Kalanges stood in a leafy Richmond suburb scanning a sheaf of maps and data sheets for the addresses of known Republican voters.
Searchers scan Calif. seas for 3rd day after crash
Hope was fading but a search for survivors was set to continue into a third day Sunday for nine people who went missing when a U.S. Coast Guard plane collided with a Marine Corps helicopter over the Pacific Ocean.
No tricks, just treats
Hundreds visit downtown businesses for Halloween ritual
District 30: GOP territory since ’99
Independent libertarian takes on three-term incumbent Tuesday
October 31, 2009
13 weeks to change behavior
Church sponsors course on financial security
Plan your candy run
A quick guide to trick-or-treating in Culpeper
Gubernatorial campaign enters home stretch
Republican candidates confident in visit to town
October 30, 2009
Madison County arrest report
Arrests and summons Sept. 22-28 by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office
Historic district approved in Gordonsville
The overlay applies to major exterior renovations, demolitions and new construction on about 100 residential and commercial properties from the traffic circle down Main Street to the Exchange Hotel
Chaplin, Fonda, Rooney light up the screen in November
Library of Congress Packard Campus releases November schedule of free movies in theater on Mount Pony

