MARK HOLMBERG: Can Richmond ease the fear of the Bottom?
Richmond is planning to spend millions in the next two years to reinvent the Shockoe Bottom area, to make it more attractive to tourists and the rest of us.
Daily Archives: April 27, 2012
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Mark Holmberg Reports / News
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News / Politics
President singles out Virginia’s ultrasound bill during campaign event
Dr. Bob Holsworth, CBS 6′s political expert, wasn’t surprised Virginia was singled out.
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News
Henrico’s top prosecutor awaits report on shooting by officer
Henrico’s top prosecutor Shannon Taylor says she’s giving police time to put a report together so she can review it methodically.
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News
Secret Service changes its rules after scandal
Sources identify the Secret Service agent at the center of the scandal
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News / Politics
McCain: Obama campaign video invoking bin Laden is ‘pathetic’
Shame on Barack Obama for diminishing the memory of September 11th and the killing of Osama bin Laden by turning it into a cheap political attack ad
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News
Judge delays decision on Zimmerman contributions
Prosecutors had asked judge to consider raising Zimmerman’s $150,000 bond
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CBS 6 Investigates / News
Mayor: City will take action after CBS 6 investigation
Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones saw the report and said he thinks “it’s worth more investigation.”
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News
Would your dog protect you?
Putting dogs to the test to see whether they’ll protect their owners when a robber or attacker approaches.
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News
Newseum adds new permanent gallery
A Washington museum is dedicating an entire gallery to new media.
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News
Can Richmond claim home to Edgar Allan Poe?
The Edgar Allan Poe Museum is celebrating 90 years in Richmond’s Shockoe Bottom.
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News
Juvenile detention center closure surprises parents
The decision to close the center also came as a complete surprise to people with family members detained there.
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News
Joe Morrissey’s law license reinstated
The Virginia Supreme Court reinstated the law license of state delegate Joe Morrissey Friday in a 4-3 decision.
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