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At Henrico’s ‘biggest block party,’ a desire for better police-community relations

About 50 communities throughout Henrico County hosted events for Tuesday’s National Night Out, an annual nationwide celebration that aims to improve the relationships between local law enforcement and the communities they serve.

,   and  Liana Hardy, Government and Education Reporter
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The National Night Out celebration at Belmont Recreation Center included games and other activities for attendees. (Liana Hardy/Henrico Citizen)

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