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A flood that filled an Oakland Chase apartment with water left a Henrico woman dealing with exposed walls and unanswered questions for weeks before her complex's parent company responded. Dee, an Oakland Chase resident who wanted to keep her identity private, said the flooding began late one night
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SwimRVA challenges state finding that summer camps should have been licensed
SwimRVA is taking the Virginia Department of Education to court, challenging the state's finding that its summer camps did not qualify for an exemption from child care licensing requirements when 9-year-old King Overton drowned at one of its camps. SwimRVA filed a petition for appeal in
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Book excerpt: The Heart of the Matter, Chapter 13
Editor's note: Each week, the Henrico Citizen will present a new chapter of The Heart of the Matter, a forthcoming book by Gayle Turner and Shelli Jost Brady, longtime Central Virginia leadership consultants, storytellers, and community builders. Through stories and reflection, the authors explore how the values people
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