Originally posted on Marinas International. The yearlong campaign promotes safe and responsible boating and the value of voluntary life jacket wear by recreational boaters through the national theme, Wear It! A survey of recreational boaters found the North American Safe Boating Campaign continues to have a positive impact on boater behavior. The annual Wear It! Awareness Survey conducted by Paul Werth Associates.

Friday, March 23, 2012. Oh my sweet little man. You are one amazing little boy, and I fall head over heels for you a little more everyday. Your laugh is contagious and your hugs are sweet. You have grown up so much this past year and every day you are learning something new. You still have di-di, and it goes wherever we go.

Historical Happenings in Albemarle County, Virginia. Saving the past for the future. Across the street from this shop stood a duplex structure that Terrell may have rented out. Terrell bought another blacksmith shop, also of brick construction in 1896. This shop was aid to have fronted on Valley Street. It stood at the site of 724 Valley Street. This shop had its origins back in 1833 also. In the 1920 census a John Shepherd was listed a blacksmith, but white, and may have lived nearby.

The Photography of Edna Anderson Speaks the Greater Scottsville Area. Scottsville Community Chamber of Commerce.