Dennis Rooker and Ann Mallek explain why the short western bypass is obsolete, a waste of taxpayer money (and a considerable loss of tax revenue to the county), and would cause excessive degradation of neighborhoods and environment. Published in the Daily Progress on July 10, 2011:
Thanks to everyone for three great parades. We had a great group of people walking with us at each location and community members were out in droves. We were in Crozet on July 2, Free Union on July 3, and Earlysville on July 4. Each parade is quite different and each was spectacular in its own way; so much fun for all. Pictures below:
Join us on Monday, July 4, at 1 pm, for the 14th Annual Stupendous Fourth of July of July Parade in Earlysville. Meet at the Earlysville post office corner at 12:30 to march or find a spot along Earlysville Road between the post office and the Union Church to watch. Parking is available at the Earlysville Green, Buck Mountain Church, and in the field beside the Earlysville Animal Hospital. Refreshments will follow at Union and Buck Mountain churches. Antique cars, horse carriages, tricycles, and politicians will be present.
Take a step back in time and celebrate our nation’s birthday.
Walk, ride or watch. All are welcome.
Dance the Night away and raise funds for the Dome over the Pool at Crozet Park! Join us on July 1 to kick off Independence Day weekend. Click here for the Flyer.
Claudius Crozet Park
Free swing dance lesson at 7 pm, music and dancing from 7:30 to 10 pm
$20 each or $35 couple
Cash bar and raffles throughout the evening.
