Move over, Scott’s Addition. Manchester could be getting its own urban trail and park.
“To live or work within walking distance to the James is an incredible thing and therefore, access to it must remain a priority for the Manchester community.”
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As Richmond’s FOIA foibles persist, city claims it has no ‘Flock’ contract
In at least three cases in the past nine months, the city said it had no records relevant to a FOIA request, then changed its answer after getting a slightly reworded version of the same request.
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NextEra promises new Richmond office tower if merger with Dominion goes through
The companies also said there would be stronger protections for existing Dominion employees in the Richmond area.
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Investigation into RPS ‘bite’ video found employee had no teeth
Internal investigators found no evidence that an instructional assistant at Fairfield Court Elementary School bit the hand of a student.
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City Government
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What happens if you skip jury duty in Richmond? We went to court to find out
In the last year, there were 300 cases of no-show jurors, according to data.
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Education
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Investigation into RPS ‘bite’ video found employee had no teeth
Internal investigators found no evidence that an instructional assistant at Fairfield Court Elementary School bit the hand of a student.
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Features
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Move over, Scott’s Addition. Manchester could be getting its own urban trail and park.
“To live or work within walking distance to the James is an incredible thing and therefore, access to it must remain a priority for the Manchester community.”
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Local News
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As Richmond’s FOIA foibles persist, city claims it has no ‘Flock’ contract
In at least three cases in the past nine months, the city said it had no records relevant to a FOIA request, then changed its answer after getting a slightly reworded version of the same request.
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Newsletter
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Sept. 14 Newsletter: RPS viral video investigation
Plus, VUU commits to saving the Community Hospital building, and another thrilling week of high school football includes a rare tie game.
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Sports
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High school football: Trinity Episcopal makes statement in Week 3 victory
One of the better decisions from the Virginia High School League in recent years was to begin awarding power points when a public school faced a private school.
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