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- Issue Archive for
- Apr 7-13, 2010
- Vol. 28, No. 14
News & Features
Massey's Dark Side
In Richmond, the Massey name is synonymous with good deeds and philanthropy. But to environmentalists, Massey Energy is the king of sludge.
House Broken
To get a leg up in a buyer's market, the real estate industry turns to a little-known niche: professional house sitters.
Powhite Jumper Found
Three months later, remains of Powhite Jumper discovered in Charles City.
Gunshots Disrupt First Fridays
Police continue to investigate shooting near West Broad Street.
The Band Leader
Remembering Apostle Anthony L. Taylor.
Strip-Club Owner Takes Over Fieldens
Patrons, employees worry new management is making gay club go straight.
The Doctor Is In
A hospital in the midst of stores, homes, sidewalks and a bustling community: Is health care the anchor that new urbanists have been seeking?
Arts & Events
High Concept
“Hot Tub Time Machine” heats up with laughs, not sense.
There Will be Radium
Production explores a past injustice.
The Circus at the Richmond Coliseum
Wednesday, April 7 through Sunday, April 11.
Condoleezza Rice at the Landmark Theater
Saturday, April 11.
Tea Leaf Green at the National
Friday, April 9.
Screaming Females at Gallery5
Wednesday, April 7.
The Main Event
In its 14th year, the Virginia Arts Festival sits and stays awhile.
Ye Gods
“Clash of the Titans” is a Herculean mess.
Amy Speace at In Your Ear
Friday, April 9.
X Marks the Spotlight
The Local X-posure contest showcases Richmond's own.
Strike Anywhere
Author Michele Young-Stone charts the storms of the heart.
Super Dave
Dave Douglas brings the vibe to VCU.
No Stone Unturned
Richmond Ballet's founding artistic director marks a milestone — for her and her company.
Red Clay River at the Camel
Saturday, April 10.
Food & Drink
Mixed Grill
Food trumps the floor at Six Burner.
Short Order
This Week: Amuse awaits.
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Incivility or Death
The best shout in bumper-sticker length gets the ink therefore pushing the shouting radicals even further toward acting on their poorly analyzed political dogmas.
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