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On the eve of a new fiscal year, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas sent a message to every county employee: turn off your lights, unplug your chargers, and think twice before using a space heater. The reason, spelled out in a June 26 all-staff email, is a nearly 25%
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Short Pump Ruritan Club honors first-responders, business leader, scholarship winners
The Short Pump Ruritan Club honored three Henrico County first-responders and a Henrico business leader and presented 10 college scholarships during its annual awards dinner June 23 at Kitchen 33 Restaurant on Mountain Road. Awards were presented by Club President Larry Van Wagner to Henrico Firefighter of the Year
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Lewis Ginter workers hold one-day strike, accuse management of 'regressive bargaining'
Dozens of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden workers gathered outside of the garden’s front gates June 25, battling the heat with drums, tambourines, and group chants after striking earlier that day. The workers’ union, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, held the one-day strike and picket in
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Venezuelans in Henrico gather donations and funds to help earthquake victims
When a double earthquake struck Venezuela late Wednesday, Isabel Carruyo and Carlos Machado, the Venezuela-born owners of Sicilian Bakery, located at 9052 West Broad Street, took in the shocking images of destruction from online news sources to learn what they could about the impact of the 7.2 and
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