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Healing Voices: The Wind Phone Connects Grieving Hearts in Albemarle County

A 'Telephone of the Wind' was installed at Darden Towe Memorial Park in Albemarle County by the Hospice of the Piedmont and the Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Department, offering a unique way for individuals to cope with grief by sending messages to deceased loved ones.

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UVA sports teams offer a packed schedule of wrestling, women's and men's basketball games for fans to stream or attend in person during the holiday season.

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