Oct. 21 Newsletter: Building immigrant trust
Richmond's new "trust policy" promises the city won't discriminate based on citizenship or share immigration data about residents. Plus: Manchester connectivity, courthouse flooding and Honda thefts.
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Oct. 19 Newsletter: Virginia Home redevelopment rejected
One Councilor warned that under a new state law, affordable housing development on the site wouldn't be subject to city review. Plus, Garden Glow is back, and a football coach pulls double-duty.
Oct. 16 Newsletter: Chesterfield Towne Center's glow-up
Croquet's finest descend on the area. Plus, Barbie arrives, a new twist on the solar deal, and what happened to Monacan's football team?
Oct. 14 Newsletter: Murder rates drop to decade-long lows
Plus, VCU baseball is planning to be back at The Diamond next year, Mayor Danny Avula addresses the Flock controversy, and a strike at the Sprout School.
Catching up: The Squirrels' legal rodeo
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Oct. 9 Newsletter: Audiobook club
Three projects could transform a dilapidated stretch of Lombardy. Plus, the Folk Festival is back, and Chesterfield will open the area's first publicly run domestic violence shelter.
Oct. 7 Newsletter: Rising taxes won't ease fiscal crunch
Plus, the city says it has the right to kick the Squirrels out of CarMax Park if they don't start negotiating with VCU, and new townhomes are coming to Grove Avenue.
