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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Sept. 24 Newsletter: Towing, taxes and transparency
Council overrides the mayor on a budget proposal, but doesn't take up the real estate tax rate. Plus, towing fees on private property could rise, an upcoming writers conference, and RPS discusses a public maintenance tracker.
Sept. 22 Newsletter: Incorrect ballots distributed to some early voters
Plus, the city will take a closer look at a complicated five-way intersection just north of The Diamond, a new machine will teach people how to do CPR, and remembering Highland Springs basketball coach George Lancaster.
Sept. 19 Newsletter: Documenting The Diamond
Plus, more drama around the Gilpin Court proposal, the FOIA whistleblower trial is delayed to next summer and Richmond is adding red-light cameras at 10 intersections in an attempt to make roads safer.
Sept. 17 Newsletter: Horse business
Where to put the city's police horses? Plus, a new Rosie's concept is coming to Henrico. And, more cuts at the Times-Dispatch, the mayor speaks, and two major economic announcements for the area.
Sept. 15 Newsletter: RPS Hispanic enrollment plummets
Plus, a Chesterfield school board member resigns, the Gilpin Court drama continues, Richmond Times-Dispatch circulation numbers are in, and it was the final weekend of Squirrels baseball at The Diamond.
Sept. 12 Newsletter: Diamonds aren't forever
Plus, the mayor weighs in on Gilpin Court redevelopment, a City Councilor offers a new transparency initiative, a lawsuit involving the School Board, and the weekly high school football report.
