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Thanking the food police, urban hens at the Camel + more.

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Richmond police officer Patrick Warner doesn't just ride the beat. He walks the walk. The 13-year police veteran, who's patrolled Carytown by bicycle for the past two years, is bringing something new to the neighborhood: the Carytown Farmer's Market. Warner launches…

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