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Local Government and Art Exhibits with Richard DiCiccio and Catie Ratliff | CRN

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Local Government and Art Exhibits with Richard DiCiccio and Catie Ratliff | CRN

Richard DiCiccio, editor, and Catie Ratliff, reporter, of CVille Weekly highlight articles in the paper’s new issue including stories on Charlottesville City Councilor Natalie Oschrin, an interesting look at American’s relationship with deer, and local art exhibits in and around the city.

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