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The Samuel Miller District is one of six [[Magisterial Districts|magisterial districts]] in [[Albemarle County]]. Samuel Miller | The '''Samuel Miller Magisterial District''' is one of six [[Magisterial Districts|magisterial districts]] in [[Albemarle County]]. It is named for [[Samuel Miller]], the 19th-century philanthropist. | ||
== | ==Description== | ||
The district is in southwestern Albemarle, between the [[Scottsville Magisterial District]] to the south, and the [[White Hall Magisterial District]] to the north. | |||
[[ | The district includes the communities of [[Ivy]], [[North Garden]], and [[Covesville]]. | ||
== | ==County representation== | ||
[[Sally Thomas]] is the current [[Board of Supervisors|supervisor]] representing the Samuel Miller District. [[Eric Strucko]] is the current [[Albemarle County Planning Commission|planning commissioner]]. [[Jon Stokes]] is the [[Albemarle County School Board|school board]] representative. | |||
== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category: Magisterial Districts]] | [[Category: Magisterial Districts]] |
Revision as of 18:57, 4 December 2009
The Samuel Miller Magisterial District is one of six magisterial districts in Albemarle County. It is named for Samuel Miller, the 19th-century philanthropist.
Description
The district is in southwestern Albemarle, between the Scottsville Magisterial District to the south, and the White Hall Magisterial District to the north.
The district includes the communities of Ivy, North Garden, and Covesville.
County representation
Sally Thomas is the current supervisor representing the Samuel Miller District. Eric Strucko is the current planning commissioner. Jon Stokes is the school board representative.
References
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