So long, RVA!
City Council recognized photographer Huestis Pratt Cook, heard public input on potential changes to GRTC’s CARE service, approved rezoning for a new development on Duryea Drive and funds for the Chimborazo International Baccalaureate, and more.
This week City Council once again continued the Monument Avenue CAR reversal and pushed the Captain Buzzy’s SUP decision back until September. The public will not get the chance to vote on where to place a new baseball stadium, and six great teenagers were recognized.
This week at City Council: nothing too controversial, two appointments, and the appropriation of $11 million towards new parking.
What looked to be an almost token City Council meeting on Monday evening completely lived down to expectations.
On Monday, the Richmond School Board voted 5-4 to move forward with a plan for elementary school rezoning and school closings.
The Richmond School Board held the first of two public hearings on the difficult decision of whether or not to close Clark Springs Elementary School.
The School Board of Richmond Public Schools will consider closing three schools. Why would they want to, why it’s controversial, and what happens next.
Around 90 people met in Monroe Park this morning for the annual Bike to Work ride.
Richmond photographer is honored, Parker Agelasto shaves his beard, and more from last night’s City Council meeting.
Bicycle and moped owners! Do NOT lock your bikes and mopeds to city-owned trees! A look at the legislation passed by City Council last night.
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