HeyJaredANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Richmond Public Schools outperform state in teaching reading to English learners (opens the original)
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September hot start; New Richmond 804; Weekend events At G.H. Reid Elementary School on Wednesday morning, fifth grade students were reading âEsperanza Rising,â tracking along each word with their tiny fingers. The fifth grade teacher, Keynodda Adams, read part of each sentence out loud as the students whispered along, and when she stopped, the students finished each sentence aloud in unison. Get our local education coverage delivered directly to your inbox. September hot start; New Richmond
Spanberger's new commission focused on housing production meets for first time (opens the original)
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Flying Squirrelâs Nutasha visits NYC; En Forme looks into woodsy cabins; Week 2 of 804 football Gov. Abigail Spanbergerâs administration held its first meeting of the Commission on Unlocking Housing Production on Thursday in downtown Richmond. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Flying Squirrelâs Nutasha visits NYC; En Forme looks into woodsy cabins; Week 2 of 804 football
Virginia gun buyers set all-time record on background checks (opens the original)
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Southern Police Equipment owner and president Karen Ballengee speaks about Virginia's new assault weapons ban at her store in Chesterfield County, Thursday, May 28, 2026. As Virginians raced to buy firearms before the state's assault weapons ban took effect Wednesday, they drove firearm background checks to the highest monthly number ever recorded in the commonwealth. The FBI logged 124,319 background checks in June â an all-time record since the agency began publishing state-by-state data in
DOJ sues Virginia over assault weapons ban as gun shops turn away customers (opens the original)
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Restaurants facing lower customer traffic; Crescent Simple Syrups; Fireworks guide On the first day of Virginiaâs new ban on the sale and purchase of assault weapons on Wednesday, customers were still showing up at New American Arms, a gun shop in Henrico County, hoping they werenât too late. They were. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. Restaurants facing lower customer traffic; Crescent Simple Syrups; Fireworks guide A t
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