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City Council approves 5-cent tax on plastic bags starting in 2026


Richmond is the latest of nearly a dozen local governments in Virginia to approve a bag tax
By Graham Moomaw
City Council approves 5-cent tax on plastic bags starting in 2026

Update: Downtown water main is fixed, city says


"Repair work was halted and will begin again tonight."
By Richmonder Staff
Update: Downtown water main is fixed, city says

June 2 Newsletter: Oregon Hill parking permits debated as amphitheater opens


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New amphitheater renews long-running debate over parking permits for Oregon Hill residents


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City Hall, downtown courts building, Main Library top list of city-owned facilities with maintenance backlogs


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Update: Water main work will now take place Sunday night


The City of Richmond says it will repair a broken water main on Sunday night, instead of Monday.
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Update: Water main work will now take place Sunday night
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