June 6th, 2013 issue #1223
June 6th, 2013
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Cicadas: If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em
Jackson Landers stands over his stove. Spatula in hand, flanked by his two eager children, he stirs the contents of the saucepan thoughtfully. “It’s olive oil and Old Bay,” Landers says. “I was going for a traditional blue crab kind of feel.” Crabs, however, aren’t on the menu. Researchers’ fascination, fruit growers’ nightmare, and naturalists’ phenomenon, cicadas are now, apparently, dinner.
4Better Or Worse
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The week in review
Biggest abduction case: Former UVA employee Matthew Rene Beaulieu, 27, pleads guilty to abduction with intent to defile May 27. He grabbed an 18-year-old UVA student, who f...
The Dish
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Specialty couple: Feast! gets honored
She’s a foodie and he’s a handyman. Together, the couple created one of the nation’s best premium food stores. Kate Collier and Eric Gertner’s store, feast!, was na...
Real Estate - $old
Real Estate - On the Block
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Spotlight on Lake Monticello
Location: Lake MonticelloSchools: Central Elementary, Fluvanna Middle, Fluvanna County High SchoolPrice range: $136,000-$715,000Pros: Affordability, extensive amenities inc...
Real Estate Property auctions
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Property auctions
June 6 at 11:30am at the Albemarle Courthouse Property: 1646 Seminole Trail Debtor: WSG Charlottesville LLC Original amount owing: unknown Bidder brings: $100,000 Info: Mat...
Movie Reviews
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Superficial flash: Heist flick offers only illusion of greatness
By Richard Roeper The first few scenes of Now You See Me deliver the promise of the best film about magic since the release of two meticulously crafted and thoroughly enter...
Contents
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Table of contents
COVERThey're heeeere!Their chorus can be deafening, and for folks with insectophobia, the emergence of the 17-year cicadas is nothing short of a nightmare. But for those wi...
News
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Birdwood Court: Details still murky in police shooting
Juan Cervantes was cleaning up from a Memorial Day cookout at his house on Birdwood Court when he heard people "yelling and screaming at each other," he says. He approached... -
Bosom-gate: Jones in doghouse for UVA remarks
Last summer, the tanned and outspoken hedge fund billionaire and UVA alum Paul Tudor Jones caused a stir by penning an op/ed supporting UVA Rector Helen Dragas' attempt to ... -
Crozet Library nears completion
The long-awaited new library in Crozet, more than 10 times larger than the current 1,700-square-foot facility, is expected to open this fall. Meanwhile, a volunteer group, ... -
Dozens more charges likely for former Scout leader
Former Keswick Boy Scout leader David Brian Watkins, 50, was in court June 4 to enter pleas to two counts of rape and one count of forcible sodomy of a child younger than 1... -
Dumler stays, fires back: Judge says not enough evidence to remove
Followed by angry protesters shouting, "rapist," besieged Supervisor Chris Dumler left Albemarle Circuit Court today after a judge rejected a petition to remove him from of... -
Not guilty: Curry prof didn't steal Prada bag
UVA Professor Glen Bull was found not guilty of stealing a woman's Prada bag from the Commonwealth Skybar last summer under circumstances the judge called "very, very suspi... -
Reversal of fortune: Halsey Minor declares personal bankruptcy
It's official. Halsey Minor has burned up his fortune, once estimated at nearly $400 million.
Letters
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Dem round-up
As a Charlottesville voter, I just wanted to say thank you for this cover story about the Virginia Democratic primary [May 30, "Dem duke-out: Candidate face off in June pri...
Cultural preview
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Get Out! events, shows, things to do
“You can look at a picture for a week and never think of it again. You can also look at a picture for a second and think of it all your life.” ― Joan Miró