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Michael Phillips
It's birthday week at The Richmonder!
We try not to bother you too much. We know it's annoying.
That's why our website doesn't have intrusive pop-up ads, or videos that play as soon as you click on a story.
It's why we founded The Richmonder as a 501(
Sept. 5 Newsletter: RPS auditor leaves quietly
Plus, RPS administrators want to "mothball" Clark Springs, citing the high cost of getting it ready for reuse. Also, our weekly high school football roundup, the final installment of 25 in '25, and more water discussion among elected officials.
Sept. 3 Newsletter: Home assessments rise again
Plus, a meeting on Gilpin Court redevelopment turns testy as residents ask for 1-to-1 replacement on the same site, and City Council approves paying a wrongfully incarcerated man, but not before debate on a recently discovered pool of money.
New property assessments are out. See which neighborhoods increased in value the most.
Four Richmond neighborhoods saw home values increase by double-digit percentages.
Sept. 1 Newsletter: Two unsung heroes
Hopefully you've enjoyed the 25 in '25 series as much as I have. Today, we spotlight two people who are making contributions in their communities as we near the end of the series.
August 29 Newsletter: Council-School Board summit
Plus, the numbers behind Google's major investment in Virginia, a new plan to change how the city invests in nonprofits, and several more stories from around the region ahead of a holiday weekend.
