As Richmond’s rezoning begins to solidify, a proposal to allow more duplexes may be on shaky ground
As might have been expected, Richmond City Council’s first public meeting on the proposed citywide rezoning was a freewheeling affair.
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City Hall is making its own news, and paying the RTD to distribute it
The city is paying the RTD for the opportunity to reach the paper’s audience directly, without being filtered through news reporters.
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City, RRHA announce agreement on framework for Gilpin Court redevelopment with one-for-one replacement
RRHA is in the process of redeveloping the city’s public housing projects, replacing them with mixed-income neighborhoods.
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City Council again delays action on financial transparency measures
In May, the same committee chose to put off the matter until June.
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Thalhimer denies allegations in defamation suit filed by Flying Squirrels owner
Diamond District developer says Lou DiBella's suit is a "baseless" intimidation tactic.
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Richmond's Flag, Part 3: Modern day boatmen recreate the freedom of the batteaux era
June 20th is launch day for this year’s 41st edition of the festival.
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Local News
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Thalhimer denies allegations in defamation suit filed by Flying Squirrels owner
Diamond District developer says Lou DiBella's suit is a "baseless" intimidation tactic.
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Newsletter
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June 22 Newsletter: Making the news
Plus, City Council wrestles with code refresh ahead of a third draft proposal, with duplexes a top issue. And Gilpin Court's redevelopment took another step forward, but a long process remains.
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Sports
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Manchester's track coach leaving after 42 years
“He’s never looked for accolades. It’s been about the kids and the sport of track. He’s been in coaching for all the right reasons.”
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