<h1>Episode Notes</h1>
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<li>Virginia's Superintendent of Public Instruction resigned last week after being in the job for a year. What happened?</li>
<li>Live Arts has a new show opening this month: <a href="https://livearts.org/show/crumbs-from-the-table-of-joy/" rel="nofollow">CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY | Live Arts</a></li>
<li>Charlottesville city schools wanted to address staffing issues by hiring formerly incarcerated people--but the General Assembly didn't touch the issue.</li>
<li>This winter, Charlottesville's homeless center staff is facing double the usual demand--a problem exacerbated by an extra-warm winter and rising inflation.</li>
<li>The General Assembly has wrapped its session, but the budget is still in limbo--and so is the state's Cannabis Control Agency.</li>
<li>Nuclear advocates are pushing for small, modular nuclear reactors--but there's a lot of questions about how that'd work for Virginia.</li>
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A Closing Homeless Center, Charlottesville's Beer Source, and a Performance by Incarcerated Students

A podcast about news and culture in the Charlottesville area. From the WTJU 91.1 FM newsroom, we cover local news with Charlottesville Tomorrow, state news with journalist Peter Galuszka, and Arts This Week to learn about the latest in the area's cultural events.