The Agenda: Local government briefs for 8.1.22 - Richmond BizSense
Hanover acquires a site for a new fire station, Chesterfield names a new general registrar and accounting director, and a longtime deputy is named Richmond’s city attorney.
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Hanover acquires a site for a new fire station, Chesterfield names a new general registrar and accounting director, and a longtime deputy is named Richmond’s city attorney.
“It’s a beautiful idea, and it would be dope if we had the space, but we don’t have the space,” said deli owner Al Muhammad, who’s led an effort opposing the parklet to preserve parking along the boulevard.
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