So long, RVA!
FIRST DISTRICT: As of 09/30/2012, the Jon Baliles campaign had $16,147 on hand, raising $11,424 and spending $7,589 in September. The Bruce Tyler campaign had $59,992 on hand, starting from a much stronger position while pulling in only $4,370 in September while spending $8,399. FIFTH DISTRICT: As of 09/30/2012, the Parker Agelasto campaign had $12,409 […]
VIA John Baliles for City Council: Mark Warner Endorses Jon Baliles for Richmond City Council
In a July 5 letter to Scott Boyers regarding his Special Use Permit application for the proposed four-story development at Libbie and Grove, City of Richmond Senior Planner Tom Phan expresses support for the concept of mixed-use commercial and multifam…
Jon Baliles announced his candidacy today for the First District Richmond City Council seat, currently held by Bruce Tyler, saying “We need a representative to engage our residents and be resourceful and find workable solutions. So many people are in…
In a video released today on his website, Jon Baliles announced his candidacy for the 1st District City Council seat: The seat is currently held by Bruce Tyler, in his 2nd term in office.
The city is about to encounter another festival aimed at showcasing the talents of local and national muralists. What do Venice and Shepard Fairey have to do with the latest art event and what the city’s flood wall might look like?
Jon Baliles, son of former Virginia Gov. Gerald L. Baliles, is seriously considering mounting a bid for Tyler’s [1st District] seat, according to a number of sources close to Baliles. Baliles is not confirming the potential bid, but he acknowledges …
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