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Is there a level at which Albemarle County should stop growing? That’s the assertion of Advocates for a Sustainable Albemarle Population (ASAP), a group that is studying how many people the area’s natural resources can support. Board members Jack Marshall , Tom Olivier, and Jeff Sobel join Rick Moore on WNRN’s Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call to talk about a sustainable population can be maintained, and how what ASAP is doing affects other counties. Callers also chime in with their questions and concerns as well.

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Andrew Goddard, his son and Virginia Tech student Colin Goddard, and U.Va student and activist Dillon Hauptfuhrer join Rick Moore on WNRN’s Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call about loopholes in gun law, gun violence and its aftereffects. Dillon organizes protests of permissive gun purchase policies as part of a Group of 32 who perform 3 minute public lie ins. The website is www.protesteasyguns.com.

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This week on the Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call, House of Delegates Representative David Toscano joins host Bob Gibson to talk Virginia politics. From his own uncontested race, to that of Albemarle District Attourney and Sheriff, Toscano discusses the progress of each race in the area, and how voters are reacting to each candidate’s campaigning. He also goes over some of the issues these elections could be decided on, such as illegal immigration and regional growth.

Toscano dives into the national race near the end of the program, going over the Democratic presidential candidate. With Barack Obama coming to Charlottesville next week, and Hilary Clinton having already appeared, who does Virginia want? Find out, only on the Wake-Up Call.

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On this week’s edition of the Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call, UVa’s Pete Ronayne of the Federal Executive Institute stops by the studio to talk politics with host Rick Moore. They discuss the major Virginia races coming up in the 2008 election, including the popularity of Charlottesville as a Democratic presidential campaign stop, and Mark Warner’s political future. With John Warner coming out of the Governor’s Mansion, could the “other Warner” be on his way back to it? What about Jim Gilmore? Tom Davis? Also, how has Virginia’s political climate been changing - what does it mean to be a “purple state”?

With presidential nomination conventions coming up in the next few months, Ronayne and Gibson talk about what’s important to candidates who still need to be chosen by their party, and how the game will change once official party nominations have been made early next year.

Bob Gibson, a political reporter for the Daily Progress, was also on hand in the studio to comment on the discussion.

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