Thursday, July 24, 2008

Charlottesville - One Of The Top Ten Healthiest Cities


Charlottesville has another kudo – AARP's magazine named our town one of the top ten healthiest cities to live in and retire to!

Read more in this article at inRich.com:

http://www.inrich.com/cva/ric/news.apx.-content-articles-RTD-2008-07-24-0187.html

I love to tell people from out of town how we don’t allow industry in that will pollute, so we’ll always have clean air and water. We’ve turned away Motorola in the past who went to Richmond, and took their water issues to them instead. We’ve also turned down Coors, Reuben Donnelly and many others.

I personally love the way we’ve turned to tech for our area. We still have firms joining us, and in the future we’ve got 700-1000 people coming to NGIC. We also are welcoming many young retirees.

Charlottesville/Albemarle will continue to grow, but in the right way.

Karen
www.Move2VA.com
email:
Kehoe@Move2VA.com

Friday, July 11, 2008

2008 Mid-Year Market Report Released Today

Dave Phillips, the CEO of the Charlottesville Association of Realtors, posted the 2008 Mid-Year Market Report on his blog today. I thought you’d like to see it. Forget reports on TV, radio, and other national news, this is local and here’s local statistics:

http://www.caarblog.com/?p=164

Karen
www.move2va.com
Email: Kehoe@Move2VA.com

Bush at Monticello for Naturalization Ceremony July 4th

Nothing to do with politics, but I was thrilled to have the opportunity to see the president on the 4th of July at Monticello. What an experience!

I wish they would've had a better exit strategy for us, but other than that it was a wonderful time.

Here are some of my pics:



New Citizens

President Bush


Security


Protestor


Another protestor, this guy was sitting a few chairs down from us.

Karen
www.Move2VA.com
Email:
Kehoe@Move2VA.com

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

4th of July Fun In Central Virginia - 2008


FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT MCINTIRE PARK

Gates open 4pm. Food and drinks available. Amusement rides, and activities from 5 to 9pm. Live music. Fireworks begin after dark, approximately 9:30pm. McIntire Park. 4 to 10pm. All ages welcome.

More local Fourth of July Events: http://www.albemarlefamily.com/seasonal_fun.htm

Virginia Events: http://virginia.org/newsletter/eNewsletterJul2008.htm

Karen
www.Move2VA.com
Email: Kehoe@Move2VA.com