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Progress on The Diamond District, GreenCity and CityCenter developments, a proposed casino could resurface in Petersburg, Michael Hild could get a new trial, and more.
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Progress on The Diamond District, GreenCity and CityCenter developments, a proposed casino could resurface in Petersburg, Michael Hild could get a new trial, and more.
Gov. Ralph Northam, D-Va., and Democratic Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney announced Thursday that state and city governments had reached an agreement to transfer the ownership of the recently removed Confederate monuments to the Black History Museum.
RICHMOND — The city of Richmond and state officials are planning to give Confederate monuments to the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, including the statue of Robert
Richmond’s Confederate monuments, including the Robert E. Lee statue and its 40-foot protest-art-covered granite pedestal and associated artifacts, will be given to the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia.
Gov. Ralph Northam and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney – both Democrats – say their plan would help depoliticize the debate over what to do with the statues.