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Brielle Entzminger

Brielle Entzminger

News Reporter at C-Ville Weekly

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  • English
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  • Community News

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Recent Articles

c-ville.com

In the doghouse - C-VILLE Weekly

The executive director and CEO of the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA is under fire after more than 100 current and former staff and volunteers made allegations of severe internal dysfunction a...
almost 3 years ago
c-ville.com

Up to standards? - C-VILLE Weekly

On January 6, the Virginia Department of Education released a revised proposal of the state’s history and social science standards of learning, after previously proposed standards sparked seve...
almost 3 years ago
c-ville.com

No, thank you - C-VILLE Weekly

Before ditching Charlottesville for California last month, former Police Civilian Oversight Board executive director Hansel Aguilar evaluated the board’s long-awaited first case, which concern...
about 3 years ago
c-ville.com

Honoring the ancestors - C-VILLE Weekly

Early Saturday morning, several hundred people gathered at Monticello to celebrate Juneteenth, including descendants of the over 400 Black people who were enslaved at the plantation during Tho...
over 3 years ago
c-ville.com

Guiding lights

It’s been over two years since a local resident threw the Court Square slave auction marker into the James River, and Charlottesville is slowly—yet surely—moving toward erecting a new memorial...
over 3 years ago
c-ville.com

Out of control

For nearly two years, the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail has been hit hard by the pandemic. While the virus shakes up life outside the jail’s walls, those incarcerated at ACRJ have re...
almost 4 years ago
c-ville.com

Moving in

From redlining to racial covenants, Charlottesville’s long history of racism and segregation has created the affordable housing crisis the city now faces. Over the years, the city’s largest em...
almost 4 years ago
c-ville.com

New face

In November, newly appointed Charlottesville City Manager Marc Woolley quit the job—the day before he was supposed to start work. It was the low point in a three-year period that had seen five...
almost 4 years ago
c-ville.com

Open arms

Since the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan a few weeks ago, more than 100,000 Afghans have fled the country, fearing for their lives. Many are currently going through strict immigration a...
over 4 years ago
c-ville.com

Growing in conference

Environmental activists celebrated last summer when Dominion Energy announced it was canceling the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, which would have brought natural gas 600 miles from West Virginia to...
over 4 years ago
c-ville.com

Cops out: City schools remove SROs, while county holds off

In light of the ongoing protests against police brutality and systemic racism, school districts across the country have cut ties with police—including here in Charlottesville. On June 11, Char...
over 5 years ago
c-ville.com

Cops out: City schools remove SROs, while county holds off

In light of the ongoing protests against police brutality and systemic racism, school districts across the country have cut ties with police—including here in Charlottesville. On June 11, Char...
over 5 years ago