Dangerous water hole discovered under street While the City of Richmond was in the process of having the sewer lines of the city smoke tested to try to find any problems that could be fixed to help with the inflow and infiltration problem at the sewer plant, they stumbled upon an even greater concern...
Budget tops agenda for Council
The Richmond City Council will hold their regular meeting at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 24, in the Council Chambers at City Hall to make a decision on the proposed budget...
Council unanimously approves budget
The Richmond City Council went through the proposed budget for 2004 and voted unanimously to approve the budget...
Two accidents injure eight
A total of eight individuals were injured in two separate accidents Thursday morning, seven in one accident...
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The new Richmond Police Chief is finally getting settled in and said the transition has gone very smooth. “The staff has made it extremely easy for me to get settled in and make the changes I wanted to get done,” Richmond Police Chief Terri Williams said. “The staff has been wonderful and receptive to any changes I’ve wanted made. We are becoming a progressive, professional department.” Williams said the first thing that she focused on was cleaning up the department and getting work stations located for everyone so the work flow could go
smoother. “We got rid of some file cabinets that weren’t needed and went through and cleaned out anything we didn’t need,” Williams said.
During the cleaning, a decibel meter was found. “We will get some use out of the decibel meter when we get noise disturbance calls on things like loud stereos,” Williams said. The biggest push Williams is making
concerns public relations. “I want our officers to be known by the public,” Williams said. “We are going to be more active in community groups and get more involved with the residents of Richmond.”
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Ceremony held to rededicate grave of Civil War soldier
The strains of “Amazing Grace” being played on the harmonica floated on the wind, and an Appomattox flag flapped in the breeze Saturday as direct
descendants, distant relatives and reenactors gathered at the Providence Cemetery...
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