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A Dream Come True: a New Life for an Old School Fluvanna Faces FLUVANNAREVIEW.COM JULY 8–14 | VOLUME 41, ISSUE 28 | ONE COPY FREE Spirit Run 5K and Cross-Lake Swim Highlight Lake Monticello 4th of July Events PAGE 7 A Dream Come True: A New FAST Swim Team Fluvanna Faces: Fluvanna Middle Life for an Old School Competes in Louisa Sarah Sweet School Honor Roll PAGE 4 PAGE 6 PAGE 10 PAGE 15 PUBLISHER & EDITOR CARLOS SANTOS 434-591-1000 / [email protected] RickWellsDC.com ADVERTISING DIRECTOR JUDI PRICE 434-207-0223 / [email protected] ACCOUNTS MANAGER EDEE POVOL 434-207-0221 / [email protected] ADVERTISING DESIGNER LYNN STAYTON-EURELL [email protected] • CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTING DRY NEEDLING • CORRECTIVE EXERCISES • CORRECTIVE STRETCHING EDITORIAL DESIGNER AMELIA McCONNELL [email protected] • CUSTOM FOOT ORTHOTICS • LIFESTYLE ADVICE DESIGNER MARILYN ELLINGER Call Today For An Appointment 434 REPORTERS RUTHANN CARR, 589-8005 PAGE GIFFORD, HEATHER MICHON, 9 CENTRE CT, PALMYRA DUNCAN NIXON AND MADELINE OTTEN MON & FRI NOON-5PM • TUE 8AM-11AM Mailing Address Rick Wells DC WED 3PM-7PM • TH 8AM-11AM P.O. 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It is printed on Tuesday afternoons. Ad Proof #1 Fluvanna Reivew Custom built, main level living, vaulted One copy is free. Additional copies are $1 each 03-11-21 Issue ceiling, woodburning fireplace, tons payable in advance to the publisher. of natural light, zoom to expand in the SUBSCRIPTIONS Fluvanna County Habitat unfinished terrace level, garage & more. Copies will be mailed for the subscription price of for Humanity Seeks $140 per year or $75 per six months. Please mail Must see! a check and a note with your name and address Part-Time Construction to: Subscriptions Dept., P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA Coordinator/Supervisor 22963. For more information email Edee Povol at 25 Woodlawn Drive [email protected]. The Fluvanna County Habitat for Humanity is Lake Monticello | $299,900 CLASSIFIED ADS seeking a Part-Time Construction Coordina- tor/Supervisor to coordinate and oversee our UNDER CONTRACT $10 for two weeks for 30 words or less. 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