New Fan hotel opens bookings with a price point near the top of the market
The building itself was formerly a senior living facility, and will be the first upscale hotel located directly in the Fan.
The Bridge
Spanning the city
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RRHA settles class-action suit over rent waivers for poorest tenants
“We’re pleased that this includes both compensation for people that are harmed and a fair process for people going forward.”
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Analyst: Richmond voters chose grassroots organizing over political clout in 6th district school board race
The anti-establishment message resonated with a significant portion of the public, Bob Holsworth said.
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Richmond gets eight new opportunity zones
The zones open up the possibility of tax incentives for investors who put their money into projects in the economically distressed areas.
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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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At audiobook club, a solitary hobby becomes a group connector
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New Fan hotel opens bookings with a price point near the top of the market
The building itself was formerly a senior living facility, and will be the first upscale hotel located directly in the Fan.
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Newsletter
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Nov. 6 Newsletter: Inflation hits the firehouse
As Richmond celebrates Tree Week, a replacement program is underway in the Fan. Plus, Richmond's Civilian Review Board hasn't had much to do.
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