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The More Things Change …

From an activist perspective, we still have a long way to go.
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OPINION: Time to Deliver

Bon Secours needs to deliver on its promise to East End residents.
Mike Schewel -
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OPINION: Close Thunder Road

It’s about time the General Assembly passed noise bills. Now it’s time to enforce them on the roads.
Joe Essid -
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OPINION: Dream Big

If the oldest, continuous lawmaking body in the New World can legalize pot and eliminate the death penalty, then it ought to be able to get these schools fixed.
Carol A.O. Wolf -
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OPINION: A Rare Opportunity

Richmond’s leaders need to take full advantage of American Rescue Plan funds to address core inequality issues.
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OPINION: Growing Responsibility

As Virginia prepares to decriminalize marijuana on July 1, it’s our responsibility to stay smart, safe and informed regarding the new laws.
Josiah Ickes -
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A Salute to Mr. Williams

The Pulitzer Prize won by Michael Paul Williams is due recognition that Richmond is changing – thanks in part to brave people like him.
Thad Williamson -
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OPINION: School Board Drama

Updated: click link to see the real costs of building two elementary schools and a middle school in Richmond.
Carol A.O. Wolf -
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OPINION: Privatizing Creighton

Welcome to public housing without the public part. It’s time to demand that RRHA provides more of a commitment to residents.
Richard Meagher -
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OPINION: Reopen Safely, Rebuild Now

George Wythe High School urgently needs rebuilding. The Richmond School Board should be focused on reopening schools, not taking over school construction.
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