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Ms. Lucas

Ms. Lucas

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The statue of Confederate Gen. J.E.B. Stuart is turned on its side and lowered onto a flatbed truck Tuesday after being removed from its pedestal at Monument Avenue and Stuart Circle. It is the last of four city-owned statues on the tree-lined street to be taken down and sent to storage.

The statue of Confederate Gen. J.E.B. Stuart is turned on its side and lowered onto a flatbed truck Tuesday after being removed from its pedestal …

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The statue of a Confederate private faces forward Wednesday after being taken off its towering pedestal in Libby Hill Park, where it has stood for 126 years. The monument was placed on the hilltop in 1894 overlooking the site where the Confederate Navy Yard operated during the Civil War.

The statue of a Confederate private faces forward Wednesday after being taken off its towering pedestal in Libby Hill Park, where it has stood for …

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Dr. Lane

Dr. Lane

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Ms. Lynch

Ms. Lynch

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Sculptor Paul DiPasquale prepares the place on the flatbed truck where the statue of Confederate naval commander Matthew Fontaine Maury will be placed. The bronze statue was taken down July 2 under the watchful eye of Mr. DiPasquale, a consultant to the city on removing the statues.

Sculptor Paul DiPasquale prepares the place on the flatbed truck where the statue of Confederate naval commander Matthew Fontaine Maury will be placed. The bronze …

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Ms. Good

Ms. Good

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School Board Chairwoman Linda Owen, from left, Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras, Mayor Levar M. Stoney and School Board Vice Chairwoman Cheryl Burke speak to the media after touring the new $64.5 million, 1,500-student capacity River City Middle School on Hull Street Road in South Side on July 2.

School Board Chairwoman Linda Owen, from left, Schools Superintendent Jason Kamras, Mayor Levar M. Stoney and School Board Vice Chairwoman Cheryl Burke speak to the …

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Gov. Wilder

Gov. Wilder

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Mrs. Walker

Mrs. Walker

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Mr. Ashe

Mr. Ashe

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Cleanup in Woodland Cemetery

Cleanup in Woodland Cemetery

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Ms. Gray

Ms. Gray

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Author Rudolfo Anaya poses for a photograph in his New Mexico home writing studio in June 2016. Mr. Anaya, who helped launch the 1970s Chicano literature movement with his novel, “Bless Me, Ultima,” died Sunday, June 28, 2020, after a long illness.

Author Rudolfo Anaya poses for a photograph in his New Mexico home writing studio in June 2016. Mr. Anaya, who helped launch the 1970s Chicano …

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LeBron James and Anthony Davis

LeBron James and Anthony Davis

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Makur Maker

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Traffic stops along Arthur Ashe Boulevard last Saturday as drivers and their passengers watch the Fourth of July fireworks display over The Diamond.

Traffic stops along Arthur Ashe Boulevard last Saturday as drivers and their passengers watch the Fourth of July fireworks display over The Diamond.

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About 100 cars parade along Oliver Hill Way for the “Free Them All Car Rally” on Independence Day outside the Richmond Justice Center. People decorated their vehicles and held signs through sunroofs calling for prison reform and the release of inmates during the COVID-19 pandemic.

About 100 cars parade along Oliver Hill Way for the “Free Them All Car Rally” on Independence Day outside the Richmond Justice Center. People decorated …

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Marcus-David Peters Circle, the newly renamed area on Monument Avenue around the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, takes on a festive atmosphere on the Fourth of July as people pitch tents, grill food and play basketball and soccer to the sounds of a DJ. The base of the statue has become a backdrop for photos by area residents and tourists alike who share messages of hope and critique about a range of issues.

Marcus-David Peters Circle, the newly renamed area on Monument Avenue around the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, takes on a festive atmosphere on …

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Gary Foley, a regular at the square, waters flowers and tomatoes planted around a sign bearing the circle’s new name given by protesters, Marcus-David Peters Circle, to remember the man killed by a Richmond Police officer in May 2018.

Gary Foley, a regular at the square, waters flowers and tomatoes planted around a sign bearing the circle’s new name given by protesters, Marcus-David Peters …

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Autumn Bell, 2, takes a brief break from skating to relax with her mom and dad. The youngster was with her parents, DeMarius Thomas and Brinnay Bell, on July Fourth outside Virginia Commonwealth University’s Institute for Contemporary Art in Downtown.

Autumn Bell, 2, takes a brief break from skating to relax with her mom and dad. The youngster was with her parents, DeMarius Thomas and …

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The message is right up front on this GRTC bus, spelling out the new requirement for all riders – a face mask. More than four months into the pandemic — and with 14 employees, including 13 drivers, testing positive for COVID-19 — GRTC imposed the requirement for passengers and drivers to wear a face mask. The company dropped all fares in March and expects to continue the free rides at least through next June. Drivers are allowed to bypass would-be passengers who are not masked. The transit company has acknowledged that it has no means to enforce the rule after passengers board, but hopes they recognize the common sense of wearing a mask to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

The message is right up front on this GRTC bus, spelling out the new requirement for all riders – a face mask. More than four …

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Sunflower in the West End

Sunflower in the West End

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Members of the Delver Woman’s Club of Richmond celebrate the group’s 75th anniversary through its Legacy Community Service Project – a contribution of $5,685 to Feed More, Central Virginia’s primary hunger relief organization. The ceremony, held June 30 outside Feed More’s North Side headquarters, featured a musical prelude by the Jason Jenkins Quartet. The women’s club, which traces its early roots to a literary club for African-American women, was officially started in 1945 and has dedicated itself to civic engagement and service. The club’s 75th anniversary theme: “The Past, The Present, The Future: Continued Commitment to the Community.” In 1967, the club was among the founding members of Meals on Wheels, a program that delivers meals to seniors in their homes and which now comes under Feed More’s umbrella of agencies. The gift to Feed More by the Delver Woman’s Club’s 70 members, their families and friends will provide 22,740 meals to people in the Richmond area. Participating in the program are, from left, Jean T. Williams, legacy project chair; Theo S. Jones, immediate past president; Douglas H. Pick, Feed More’s president and chief executive officer; and Kathryn Erhardt, Feed More’s manager of planned and leadership giving.

Members of the Delver Woman’s Club of Richmond celebrate the group’s 75th anniversary through its Legacy Community Service Project – a contribution of $5,685 to …

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Betty Squire, president of Engine Company No. 9 & Associates, leads a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the hiring of the first African- American firefighters by the City of Richmond on July 1, 1950. The ceremony was held Sunday by the historical marker at 5th and Duval streets near the site of the engine company’s station. The city integrated the fire department on July 6, 1963, and demolished the station in 1968. About 40 people attended the event, including relatives of the trailblazing firefighters.

Betty Squire, president of Engine Company No. 9 & Associates, leads a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the hiring of the first African- American …

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