Dec. 22 Newsletter: Neon moon
You'll recognize this sign when you see it. Plus, bad news for morning Amtrak commuters, Richmond gets serious about cracking down on vape shops, and an upcoming puppet festival.
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Dec. 19 Newsletter: What is affordable housing?
A departing RPS board member was named in a recent investigation into the district where she works full-time, Odie Donald marks his 100th day in office, and Virginia's favorite booze.
Dec. 17 Newsletter: Renovating the rails
Plus, City Council agrees on a FOIA Library proposal, the future of Gilpin Court will involve a cooperative agreement, and asking for "rent gouging" legislation from the state.
Dec. 15 Newsletter: Tent casino
Also, more than 60 area schools are 'off track' according to the state's new accountability metrics, the Richmond library is working through its book supplier going out of business, and an RPS lawsuit.
Dec. 12 Newsletter: Region chips in on Diamond District cost overruns
Plus, more debate over the zoning code refresh, another election for Southsiders on Sunday, Virginia Union is fully accredited again, and RPS names its teacher of the year.
Dec. 10 Newsletter: Another Wilder School lawsuit
Plus, how to apply for the open School Board seat in the 6th District, and the Fan Holiday House Tour will include a rare look inside Fox Elementary.
Dec. 8 Newsletter: Put a bird on it
Plus, The Richmonder has obtained new documents showing the lost phone in the FOIA whistleblower case may have been found at one point. And your guide to regional composting.
