The Richmonder 25: Christie Chipps Peters leads Richmond Animal Care and Control with optimism
Peters still runs the adoption desk on Sundays, something she started when she was hired as director.
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Avula administration drops duplex proposal in third draft of code refresh
“There will be many nervous residents that will breathe a sigh of relief when they see that update.”
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New murder-mystery graphic novel explores Richmond’s art world
The idea for Dash Shaw’s latest graphic novel, the COVID-era murder mystery “Like Swimmers,” began at the Lombardy Street Kroger.
Aug. 17 Newsletter: Community gardens
Richmond agreed to pay a tax refund after being sued. The city’s own lawyer struggled to get the money sent. Plus, Chesterfield says no to more data centers, and it's time to know your audits.
Richmond agreed to pay a tax refund after being sued. The city’s own lawyer struggled to get the money sent
The city’s own lawyers couldn’t get the Finance Department to calculate the exact amount the taxpayer was owed and issue the refund.
