Henrico Citizen – 2020 Annual Report
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The Henrico Citizen turns 25 today. We sent our inaugural Sept. 20, 2001 print edition to press just days after the Sept. 11 attacks, details of which I vividly remember hearing on the radio as I sat alone that morning in the small Lakeside office I had just rented a
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Digging In: Henrico County public works tackle major fall infrastructure, safety and utility upgrades
Henrico County’s Department of Public Works and Department of Public Utilities are managing a robust slate of infrastructure, traffic safety, and utility modernization projects across all five magisterial districts this September as described in the department’s Word on the Street monthly emails focusing on each of the county’
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Henrico supervisors to consider budget amendments, environmental grants Sept. 22
Henrico County supervisors will consider amendments to the county's fiscal year 2026-27 budget and applications for state funding for two stream-restoration projects when they meet Tuesday, Sept. 22. The Henrico Board of Supervisors will begin the day with a special meeting at 3:15 p.m.
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Planned Saturday protest seeks end to ongoing deportation flights at RIC
This year, on his way to the library or the gym, Varina resident Paul Fleisher witnessed unmarked airplanes as well as planes with company logos that aren’t featured as commercial carriers at Richmond International Airport, parked on the quiet, far eastern end of the facility behind a chain-linked
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