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Plate and Goblet: Steakhouse savors (and final favors); mad dips; Hail Heilman; Roberto seeks new home
I've been hoping lately for an excuse to revisit Perry's, and the recent arrival of its Reserve wines presented me with the perfect opportunity. In late February, a friend and I met up to enjoy a tasting of the Reserve Red Wine Flight, paired with a
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What's in Henrico's proposed $343-million Capital Improvement Program?
Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas is proposing a $343.6-million capital improvement program as part of his overall $2-billion Fiscal Year 2027 budget, and last week he provided an update about the proposal to the county's planning commission. The CIP is a funding plan for longer-term (and typically
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Henrico Police: Only confirmed Short Pump Town Center fight involved just 2 teens
A "takeover event" that prompted heavy police response and caused Short Pump Town Center to close early March 14 involved only one known and confirmed fight between two teenagers, Henrico Police officials said Monday. Police officials have reviewed surveillance video from the shopping center and were able to
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As Henrico housing market warms up for spring, new analysis quantifies great disparities, barriers to home ownership
Bernice Sim, the owner of the Henrico-based Happy New Beginnings real estate sales team, is getting ready for a strong housing market this spring. Numbers help her understand and prepare her clients. “I do think days on market are getting shorter as we're coming into spring market,” Sim
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With free roof panels, Solar Access Henrico program participants are loving their lower electric bills
Henrico resident Desiney Lowery, 60, brought her recent energy bill into work to show her co-workers. Not because it was exorbitantly high, but because her energy bills this winter were shockingly low. “I ran around the office showing everybody because I was like, ‘Y'all better get in on
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