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Chesterfield County explores boundary options for first new high school in decades (opens the original)
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — Inside Deep Creek Middle School on Monday evening, a group of parents, teachers and school leaders gathered to discuss the first new high school to be built in Chesterfield County in 20 years and the students who will be among the first to walk its halls. The Chesterfield County School Board is proposing three boundary options to fill the new West Ridge High School, which is set to open in August 2027 with a capacity to accommodate 2,400 students. The school’s construc
Richmond's Nepali community rallies for flood victims: 'Rise back up' (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — From half a world away, the Nepali Community of Greater Richmond Virginia gathered Sunday for a candlelight vigil to mourn the victims of the catastrophic floods and mudslides that ravaged villages and towns along the Nepal and China border on August 26th. The Bhurtel family was among those who participated in the vigil at the Libbie Mill Library in Henrico County. “People are losing everything,” says Dr. Dilli Bhurtel. “They’ve lost their loved ones. Whole families have been sha
Richmond parents react to mold closing Obama Elementary indefinitely (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Tensions were high Monday night as parents, teachers and staff at Barack Obama Elementary School came together to discuss the next step as mold issues continue to plague the school. Earlier in the day, Superintendent Jason Kamras informed families that the school would not open this week because of elevated mold spore counts in the art room and mold spots discovered on some school equipment. He said that students could possibly be relocated to Clark Springs Elementary School whil
Richmond's zoning overhaul moves forward with third draft of Code Refresh (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond city planners have unveiled the third and potentially final draft of Code Refresh, the city's first major zoning overhaul in 50 years. While some residents say they are encouraged by the new draft, others are skeptical that affordability will be sustained in communities growing in popularity — including the historic Westwood neighborhood, where several generations of families have remained in the same homes. Richmond Mayor Danny Avula says the city's growth has created a
Virginia Lottery delivers $914M to public education (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia Lottery presented Governor Abigail Spanberger with a $914 million check Monday, representing lottery profits from the past year directed to public education. "These are dollars that are going to public education. They are going to benefit our kids, they're certainly going to benefit our classrooms and importantly, as we continue to invest in Virginia public schools, they benefit Virginia's future," Spanberger said. The figure marks the Virginia Lottery's second-highe
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