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Springâthat magnificent time of year when everything comes back to life is especially welcomed this year after the COVID-19 isolation of 2020. The sun is coaxing us to come outside and enjoy a leisurely stroll to some special places where one can reflect and draw strength for the days ahead. What better place than Bristol Village?
Hidden inside the Glenn Center (activity center) is an atrium which is an open air garden area surrounded by the walking track. Planned by Bristol Village founder, John Glenn, it was a lovely area, but as it matured, it began to suffer from neglect as English ivy took over while weeds invaded the paths and grassy areas. Norma Dupire, a resident with another vision for the atrium, came forward three years ago with the idea of creating a Hummingbird Garden. She put up hummingbird feeders after clearing the ivy and weeds to make room for plants and flowers that attract hummingbirds. Hanging baskets with colorful annuals were added and although it is once
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Charlottesville Democrats hold toiletries drive
Charlottesville Democrats hold toiletries drive By Andrew Webb | January 18, 2021 at 5:09 PM EST - Updated January 18 at 6:56 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville Democrats are taking part in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, giving back to those in need.
“We’re collecting toiletries and other household items for our neighbors in Charlottesville,” Co-chair Sharon Webb said.
Members of the community were invited to drop off any household items they wished to donate.
“We thought about doing food initially. We felt like this was something that doesn’t always get covered,” Webb said.