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Plus, Connie Clay says her side has attempted to settle the FOIA whistleblower lawsuit, but hasn't heard back from the city, and RPS graduation rates are on the rise. And we're one day away from the final event of the year.

Some of the nation's most famous buildings are constructed right here. Plus, a new development in the Near West End, new data from City Hall on affordable housing assistance, and a golf tournament weekend.

Plus, mourning D'Angelo, a new policy allowing cell phones to be brought to the courthouse, a school board update and high school football report, and one last chance to sign up for our Thursday donor Zoom.

Plus, the impact of federal cuts to long-term HIV Richmonders, a guitar shop takes root in Chesterfield, Banana Ball returns, and the rest of the news on a holiday Monday for city workers.

Richmond's hometown delicacy. Plus, the Folk Festival enters its amphitheater era, and a partial resolution to the ongoing debate over Papi's nightclub, an LGBTQ+ space in Shockoe Bottom.

It's a trashy edition of The Richmonder as we examine a proposal to build a solar farm on an old landfill, and the city's decision to move a Southside recycling site in response to illegal dumping.