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Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022
Ms. Hickmon

Ms. Hickmon

Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022
Ms. Wilder

Ms. Wilder

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KaShawn Cordes joined John Marshall boys basketball team after playing for Henrico’s Hermitage High School.

KaShawn Cordes joined John Marshall boys basketball team after playing for Henrico’s Hermitage High School.

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Dr. Jones

Dr. Jones

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Ms. Gordon-Reed

Ms. Gordon-Reed

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Dr. Harris-Muhammed

Dr. Harris-Muhammed

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Published on January 27, 2022
Ms. Daniels-Fayson

Ms. Daniels-Fayson

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Ms. Lynch

Ms. Lynch

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Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022
Dr. Greene

Dr. Greene

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Mr. Marriott

Mr. Marriott

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Ms. Harris

Ms. Harris

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Published on January 27, 2022
The Cincinnati Bengals’ Quinton Spain played at Petersburg High, where he was known for football and basketball.

The Cincinnati Bengals’ Quinton Spain played at Petersburg High, where he was known for football and basketball.

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Trenton Cannon

Trenton Cannon

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Joe Bryant

Joe Bryant

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“Descendant,” which recently premiered at the virtual Sundance Film Festival, chronicles the discovery of a 90-foot-long wooden slave schooner that was secretly burned and sunk near Mobile, Ala.

“Descendant,” which recently premiered at the virtual Sundance Film Festival, chronicles the discovery of a 90-foot-long wooden slave schooner that was secretly burned and sunk …

Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022
Zakiya Pollard of North Chesterfield attended the 5th Annual Prison Justice Rally last Saturday at Monroe Park with her daughter, 21-month-old Sanaa Pollard, who was there on her own agenda to explore the park and the remains of an overnight snowfall.

Zakiya Pollard of North Chesterfield attended the 5th Annual Prison Justice Rally last Saturday at Monroe Park with her daughter, 21-month-old Sanaa Pollard, who was …

Published on January 27, 2022
The City of Richmond has two salt domes, including this one located at 802 Forest Lawn Drive on Richmond’s Northside. The other is located on the city’s South Side at 2506 North Hopkins Road.This particular igloo-like structure was erected in 2017 and sits behind Henderson Middle School. Each dome holds 3,000 tons of salt and 1,000 tons of salt typically is used for each snow event. Richmond’s Department of Public Works says that when a storm is on the way, the city tries to pre-treat the roads at least 72 hours before the impending storm.

The City of Richmond has two salt domes, including this one located at 802 Forest Lawn Drive on Richmond’s Northside. The other is located on …

Published on January 27, 2022
Winter berries in Richmond

Winter berries in Richmond

Published on January 27, 2022
Natasha White of Interfaith Action for Human Rights and the Virginia Coalition of Solitary Confinement speaks during the 5th Annual Virginia Prison Justice Network Rally last Saturday, Jan. 22, in Monroe Park.

Natasha White of Interfaith Action for Human Rights and the Virginia Coalition of Solitary Confinement speaks during the 5th Annual Virginia Prison Justice Network Rally …

Published on January 27, 2022
Prison justice advocates and members stand together but apart at the rally.

Prison justice advocates and members stand together but apart at the rally.

Published on January 27, 2022
Members of CASA, a national immigrant advocacy organization, rally at the State Capitol’s Bell Tower last week, where the group announced its policy for Virginia’s legislative session. Approximately 50 immigrants stood in solidarity, listening to speakers such as Daisy Serano, 29, originally from Honduras but who now lives in Springfield. Ms. Serano said Virginians need the minimum wage to be $15 per hour and that gradual increases are sufficient for raising a family. The crowd often chanted, “Si, Se Puede,” meaning “Yes, we can.” The local group also used the day to lobby and educate lawmakers about legislation they believe will help immigrants and working families. Luis Aguilar, CASA’s Virginia director said, “Immigrants have been at the forefront of this pandemic the last two years, which is important to highlight their contribution to the Commonwealth of Virginia during this legislative session. We will continue the fight in Richmond, just as CASA members, immigrants and working-class families have done during these tough times.”

Members of CASA, a national immigrant advocacy organization, rally at the State Capitol’s Bell Tower last week, where the group announced its policy for Virginia’s …

Published on January 27, 2022

Published on January 27, 2022