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Crozet Culinary Competition – 20 September at the Lodge at Old Trail. Mark your Calendars and get a few tickets.
From an emailer: “It should be noted that a glass of wine from our wonderful Crozet area wineries or a glass of Starr Hill beer, plus the appetizers come included in the price of the ticket.”
My wife and I went a couple years ago and it was quite the feast.
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Join us for our annual celebration of the end of the Harvest Season on Thursday, September 20th at 6:00pm. Dinner will be prepared by Louisa Gay Beery of A Pimento Catering, paired with King Family Vineyards wines and served after an interactive cocktail hour and cellar tour.
Menu after the break –
And presumably tomorrow as well. Quite a few of us got jammed up this morning as they shut down one lane of 240 and moderated traffic from every neighborhood from Western Ridge on down to 250/240. Frustration aside, I’m grateful for the paving, but it would have been nice to have planned for the paving operations today.
What: Â Cub Scout Round-Up
Where: Â Crozet UMC, Fellowship Hall (and outside)
When: Â Thursday, 30 August, 5-7pm, stop by any time
Who: Â Any one interested in Cub Scouts (grades 1-5)
Activities: Â Kick ball and marshmallow roasting Continue reading “Want to Be a Cub Scout?”
When: Sunday, October 21st, 2012
Where: Crozet, Virginia (5k will start and finish at Old Trail Village Center, tree planting event at Crozet Park)
What time: 8:30 am- Crozet Trails Day 5k, followed by a Fun Run/walk (Registration below)
10am-2pm- Community Tree-planting (Information below)The 5k course: The Lindy Bain 5k loop around Old Trail (used by the WAHS cross country team).
Fun Run route TBD.
Fee: $20 now, $25 laterProceeds:
Support the work of The Crozet Trails Crew (CTC), made up of community members who are interested in helping plan, build, and promote pedestrian and bicycle trails in and around Crozet, Virginia.
I’m thinking your feedback helped guide the reporter from Lynchburg.
It sounds like he had a great day in Crozet. What do you think?
Prepare accordingly.
CROZET AVENUE LANE CLOSURE SET TO BEGIN AUGUST 27
Due to the progress of the new Crozet Library construction, Crozet residents should be aware of an upcoming traffic interruption beginning Monday, August 27. Beginning on Monday, August 27, one lane of Crozet Avenue will be closed at a time between Jarman’s Gap Road and Library Avenue to accommodate installation of a water line and stormwater sewer beneath the roadway. Drivers should expect delays in this area between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Water and sewer services should not be impacted. Preparatory work for the water line construction will begin next week.
This project is expected to take approximately two weeks and should be completed by Monday, September 10, 2012.
Thanks to Tim Tolson for tweeting the meeting! I’d love if there was a way to livestream the meeting, but as that’s not an option right now, the tweet stream is immensely useful.
Click through for the tweets via Storify.
As seen through the social media lens:
A guy is coming to Crozet tomorrow and he wants “to eat, see and play in all the right spots that best represent Crozet. Your feedback would be appreciated.”
What say you, Crozet? What places should he not miss? Continue reading “A Day in Crozet”