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The Mayor’s Chief Concern (Bettor’s Edition)

Police Chief Bryan Norwood’s track record isn’t a bad one. Violent crime is down. Homicides have remained relatively flat, in the high 30s...
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Gearing Up

As the trial of the man who hit Lanie Kruszewski begins, cycling advocates see signs of progress.
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News + Features

Go Richmond! Mayor Touts Tier-One Sports

Madrid. Florence. Copenhagen. … Richmond. Yes, in the same breath. Get used to it, says Mayor Dwight Jones, who spent considerable time hailing the city's...
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From The Archives

The Score

-4 A new strain of the norovirus named Sydney, a "vomiting bug" working its way around the world, strikes in Richmond. Which explains that...
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Arts + Culture

March of Progress

Toro Y Moi's Chaz Bundick looks to contemporary pop and beyond.
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Back Page

The Kids Are All Right

How to improve Richmond city school performance? To reach low-income children, we also must reach the parents.
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Arts + Culture

Walk on the Mild Side

The music-smitten preschoolers' show "Yo Gabba Gabba" finds fuzziness in the fringes at the Landmark Theater.
Reyan Ali -
Best of Richmond

The Morning After

Brunch makes Sunday more tolerable. Here are some of Richmond's best spots.
Robey Martin -
Arts + Culture

Hits and Misses

A joint venture of "Before It Hits Home" struggles and soars.
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Arts + Culture

Review: A Gorgeous Swan Lake

Our critic gets an early look at Swan Lake dress rehearsal.
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