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Parker Agelasto

  • Education: B.A. in American Cultural Studies at Bates College, M.A. in Art history from the University of Virginia, M.B.A. from the Darden School of Business
  • Residence: Moved to Richmond in 2005 and reside on Floyd Avenue near Binford Middle School.
  • Current Job: Adjunct faculty with the University of Virginia and freelance curator with the University of Richmond
  • Previous experience: No previous elected offices, though served in leadership roles with non-profits
  • Favorite restaurant: Weezie’s, Rowlands, and Mama Zu’s

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First 5th District meeting of the year is tonight

A full docket of guests and topics.

Higher fines proposed for speeders on W. Cary and Semmes

It could end up costing you an extra $200 if you’re lead footing down W. Cary or Semmes Avenue.

Fifth District Clean-ups start up on April 12th

Join Councilman Parker Agelasto in improving the look of the 5th.

Local city council members answer questions on the Shockoe Bottom Revitalization Plan

Parker stating opposition and Graziano is uncommitted.

Redevelopment studies gearing up for City Stadium

More than 50 people turned out for Councilman Parker Agelasto‘s 5th District meeting Wednesday evening at the Randolph Community Center. The core of the meeting was a presentation on what is going on with City Stadium by Brendan Williamson of the Richmond Department of Economic and Community Development.

RVA will join only 11 other global mountain bike Ride Centers

Mountain bikers will soon have more reasons to visit the Richmond Region…about 50 miles worth.

Bike to Work 2013

Around 90 people met in Monroe Park this morning for the annual Bike to Work ride.

City Council tackles bicycles, new park in Fulton, more…

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.

Get to know Councilman Parker Agelasto

For years, Parker Agelasto wanted to be an art curator, so how did he become Richmond’s 5th District Councilman?

City Council: Ban the Box

Awards and recognitions, “Ban the Box,” and parallel parking restrictions top the agenda at last night’s City Council meeting.

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