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Tami Keaveny

Tami Keaveny

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Arts Editor, C-Ville Weekly

Virginia

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Sports, Nightlife, Cultural Events, Music, Movies, Comic Books, Television, Food and Spirits

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tooele county government, grantsville city government, tooele county schools

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Total articles 222

  • New book details the artistic life and brutal death of Michael Stewart

    By James Sanford, Tami Keaveny Verified| C-Ville Weekly Verified The New York Daily News once called it “The death that won’t die.”On September 14, 1983, Michael Stewart, a 25-year-old artist and DJ, was taken into custody by a transit officer who claimed Stewart was graffitiing a subway wall. Half an hour after his arrest, Stewart arrived at Bellevue Hospital hogtied, severely bruised, not breathing, and with no pulse.

    By James Sanford, Tami Keaveny Verified · C-Ville Weekly

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • José González - C-VILLE Weekly

    By CM Gorey, Tami Keaveny Verified| C-Ville Weekly Verified The Paramount Theater, March 21Wistful and moving, José González’s soft voice and intricate finger-picking guitar elevate an otherwise indie rock formula with cavernous echoes of folk, classical, and quiet reflections of pop music. Originally finding some success with the outfit Junip, he has performed and recorded with a steady stream of collaborators ranging from British electro group Zero 7 to his own backing band, The Brite Lites.

    By CM Gorey, Tami Keaveny Verified · C-Ville Weekly

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • New book details the artistic life and brutal death of Michael Stewart

    By James Sanford, Tami Keaveny Verified| C-Ville Weekly Verified The New York Daily News once called it “The death that won’t die.”On September 14, 1983, Michael Stewart, a 25-year-old artist and DJ, was taken into custody by a transit officer who claimed Stewart was graffitiing a subway wall. Half an hour after his arrest, Stewart arrived at Bellevue Hospital hogtied, severely bruised, not breathing, and with no pulse.

    By James Sanford, Tami Keaveny Verified · C-Ville Weekly

    Mar. 19, 2025

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C-Ville Weekly

Print issues hit the stands every Wednesday morning across both Charlottesville and Albemarle County, providing local residents with a free alternative-style news source that covers one of Virginia's most historic cities.

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Founded: 1989