This spring, about 10,000 third-graders in the metro Richmond region will make a difference for the environment with Project Plant It!, a program developed by Dominion to educate children…
April 2011
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by Torski Dobson-Arnold Dear Career Confidence Coach, I have been reading your columns and was lucky enough to secure summer employment for the summer. I really needed to get…
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Urban Views Weekly visited Church Hill Academy last week at Peter Paul Development Center to talk to students about positive uses of social media. The students attend Lee Taylor’s…
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by Cesca Janece Waterfield | Twitter @cescasings When April Jones gathered her family together as a child, the girl had not only organized the close-knit group’s entertainment, she’d cast…
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Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority announced the departure of Anthony Scott as Chief Executive Officer of RRHA. Scott will soon take on a new position as deputy executive director for…
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by Dell Claiborne My mother, father and I owned a house together in the East End. In 2005, it was paid for completely, and was listed in all of our…
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“Black Gotham: A Family History of African-Americans in Nineteenth-Century New York” (Yale University Press, 2011) is an account of the rarely acknowledged achievements of 19th-century African Americans. As Carla…
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by Cesca Janece Waterfield | Twitter @cescasings Fresh from playing the 27th Annual International Blues Festival in Memphis, the world’s largest gathering of blues bands, Richmond’s own “The Bush…
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Couple Has Given More than $22 Million The President of the Maryland Historical Society (MdHS), Burt Kummerow (left) led the ceremony for Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown. They…
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by Torski Dobson-Arnold I know I need to find new work sooner rather than later and I am trying, but it is really hard to stay on task and…