Ex-Richmond staffer disclosed work with solar company, but city says higher-ups didn’t review the form
Though Eanes seemingly did the correct thing by alerting the city to his other job in writing, Avula indicated City Hall mishandled the situation.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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RPS creates alternate network to restore access to school platforms
Teachers will receive a Chromebook this week allowing them to access RPS platforms.
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High school football: Panthers, Mustangs ponder victories that got away
Hermitage gives away second-half lead; special-teams error dooms Mechanicsville
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Amid fanfare, VUU opens new Fine Arts Building
The naming ceremony brought around 100 VUU officials, alumni, notable figures and guests from throughout the community.
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Parent-teacher associations are more important than ever, leaving the schools without them further behind
“All schools deserve to have teachers who feel appreciated. All kids deserve to go on field trips.”
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City Government
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Ex-Richmond staffer disclosed work with solar company, but city says higher-ups didn’t review the form
Though Eanes seemingly did the correct thing by alerting the city to his other job in writing, Avula indicated City Hall mishandled the situation.
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Education
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RPS creates alternate network to restore access to school platforms
Teachers will receive a Chromebook this week allowing them to access RPS platforms.
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Features
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At audiobook club, a solitary hobby becomes a group connector
In Richmond, there seems to be a club for almost everyone. For the people in RVA Readers and Writers, it’s the smorgasbord of things to do that draws them in.
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Local News
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Amid fanfare, VUU opens new Fine Arts Building
The naming ceremony brought around 100 VUU officials, alumni, notable figures and guests from throughout the community.
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Newsletter
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Oct. 26 Newsletter: Trouble at RRHA
VUU opens a new Fine Arts Building with gallery spaces and classrooms. Plus, catch up on the latest on the Diamond District as the managing group tweaks plans for the site.
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Sports
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High school football: Panthers, Mustangs ponder victories that got away
Hermitage gives away second-half lead; special-teams error dooms Mechanicsville
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