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- Issue Archive for
- Nov 10-16, 2010
- Vol. 28, No. 45
News & Features
City Finance Director Leaving
Marcus Jones, deputy chief administrative officer for finance, to take over as Norfolk city manager.
Top VCU Official Is Out
Wayne Turnage, chief of staff for VCU President Michael Rao, leaves the university in a haze of controversy.
Deadline Looms for Dancing Permits
City Hall gives clubs one week to comply with new dance hall ordinance.
Exit Left
The rise of Rep. Eric Cantor and the midterm election's mixed signals.
The Power of Play
Turning classrooms into research labs, Sabot at Stony Point school is reinventing preschool and elementary education.
Parental Control
In a case that could have ramifications for all single parents, a mother battles against her ex-girlfriend's efforts to see her daughter.
Arts & Events
No Strings Attached
The Richmond Symphony says goodbye to Karen Johnson, its longtime concertmaster.
That One Song
Freeman, “Push and Shove”
The Black Crowes at the National
Tuesday, Nov. 16
Repeat Offender
Hilary Swank does her embattled female thing one more time in “Conviction.”
"Home" at Richmond CenterStage
Nov. 11-14
Experience Hendrix at the Landmark Theater
Friday, Nov. 12
Cover Up
Aaron McIntosh's “Man Shy” puts social codes to bed at Russell/Projects.
Big Gigantic at the National
Sunday, Nov. 14
Listless Love
Uneven script, score and staging nearly wipes out Firehouse's “Love Kills.”
Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson at the National
Sunday, Nov. 14
Food & Drink
Punch Drunk
A bartender's life in Richmond.
Short Order
Tea and empathy for charity.
Immovable Objects at 821
Looking for change doesn't just mean location.
Opinion & Blogs
Soothing Tea
Richmond is ground zero in American politics, the place other government leaders need to visit to learn the secret of anger management.
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