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Masking announcement follows Cavalier Marching Band petition to play wind instruments during football games

By Thomas Clark | October 23, 2021

Currently in Scott Stadium, the University prohibits the band from playing wind instruments in the stands, claiming excessive risk of COVID-19 spread.

City Council intends to use a search firm to find a permanent replacement for Boyles, a task that some council members believe may have to wait until next year.

Charlottesville City Manager Chip Boyles resigns eight months after his hiring

By Sydney Herzog and Thomas Clark | October 17, 2021

In a closed session Tuesday lasting over an hour, council members discussed Boyles stepping down. At the end of the meeting a vote was taken, with council members unanimously accepting his request.

Thomas Clark

Masking announcement follows Cavalier Marching Band petition to play wind instruments during football games

Charlottesville City Manager Chip Boyles resigns eight months after his hiring

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