Sept. 26 Newsletter: Lost phone, angry judge
Plus, documenting a local man's ultra-marathon, promising new sidewalks leads to affordable housing approval, and the latest on the city's budgeting process.
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How to float down the James River, safely
As the only city in the country with Class IV rapids that course through downtown, Richmond brings a unique appeal to boaters, paddlers and floaters alike.
Officials express high hopes for city’s revamped budget process
Richmond’s top government officials gathered at Maymont Thursday to mark what they say is the start of a new era for how the city creates its annual budget.
Promised sidewalk investments win Snead Road affordable housing project approval
Lynx agreed to either build sidewalks from the project site to the nearby J.L. Francis Elementary or give the city $50,000 to do so.
Jerry Lindquist: Saying farewell to The Diamond
Say this for your Richmond Flying Squirrels:
They know how to throw a party.
Former city spokesperson’s ‘lost’ phone is latest sticking point in transparency lawsuit
“Ms. Burks lost her phone in New York at the airport.”
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