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City documents suggest Marshall severance pay was optional
The city of Richmond may not have been required to pay $163,617 in severance compensation to former Chief Administrative Officer Byron C. Marshall, but the office of Mayor Dwight C. Jones has declined...
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Apartment group upset by city’s pullout from rental inspection meeting
Peter Chapman, who oversees Walsh and Olinger as deputy chief administrative officer for economic and community development, advised his staff not to be involved, said Tammy D. Hawley, press secretary...
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Audit: Shift of school trauncy program rocky
The move was underfunded and the promised equipment, including cars, was either faulty or inoperable, said the report from Debora R. Johns, chief auditor for the school system. Link
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City attorney points to ‘missteps’ in closed council meetings
City Attorney Allen L. Jackson didn’t go into much detail about the apparent errors during a brief discussion at Monday’s meeting of the council’s Organizational Development Committee, but he...
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Hunting for Gold
The revenue outlook seems dim for Redskins training camp, raising uncertainty about how the city will get its money back. Link
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City Stonewalls; Wolf Sues!
Wolf called out the City on the backpage of Style and on her blog. The Times-Dispatch joined the fun on its editorial page: “That rumble you hear is the thousands of lawyers across the state laughing...
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Editorial: Richmond needs to know
The administration of Mayor Dwight Jones is proving as transparent as a World War II blackout curtain. Link
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Hinkle: Brewery deal comes with a hangover
The Jones administration has shown less than a robust commitment to transparency. The details about every angle of this deal should be fully disclosed. The public also should receive regular reports...
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Records show Marshall was scheduled to travel to Spain before abrupt exit
The emails, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the Richmond Times-Dispatch, are a strong indication that Marshall’s exit was sudden and unplanned, at least according to the...
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Apartment group upset by city’s pullout from rental inspection meeting
Peter Chapman, who oversees Walsh and Olinger as deputy chief administrative officer for economic and community development, advised his staff not to be involved, said Tammy D. Hawley, press secretary...
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Audit: Shift of school trauncy program rocky
The move was underfunded and the promised equipment, including cars, was either faulty or inoperable, said the report from Debora R. Johns, chief auditor for the school system. Link
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City attorney points to ‘missteps’ in closed council meetings
City Attorney Allen L. Jackson didn’t go into much detail about the apparent errors during a brief discussion at Monday’s meeting of the council’s Organizational Development Committee, but he...
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Hunting for Gold
The revenue outlook seems dim for Redskins training camp, raising uncertainty about how the city will get its money back. Link
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City Stonewalls; Wolf Sues!
Wolf called out the City on the backpage of Style and on her blog. The Times-Dispatch joined the fun on its editorial page: “That rumble you hear is the thousands of lawyers across the state laughing...
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Details Emerge About Byron Marshall’s Departure from City
Council members Reva Trammell, Jon Baliles, Parker Agelasto and Chris Hilbert all refused to sign the non-disclosure agreement. In addition to Graziano and Mosby, Charles Samuels, and Ellen Robertson...
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8News Investigates: What Are Your Rights When It Comes to Noisy Neighbors
The City of Richmond has a noise ordinance but 8News Investigator Kerri O’Brien uncovers Richmond Police are having trouble enforcing it. 8News has learned since the city’s ordinance went into effect...
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Council member fires one staffer, hires man living with her
Mosby said she sees nothing wrong with firing her old city council liaison and replacing him with a man living with her. Link
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Costly Thefts At Richmond City Hall
The total loss amounts to $48,000. … The mayor’s office has been tight-lipped about the matter and refused to comment. Link
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