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December 30, 2009 Special/Signature Issues » Teachable Moments

We Like to Rinse and Repeat 

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2001: Gold City Showgirls ---> 2009: Sam Moore's Club Velvet

2001: Richard J. Oulton's Flag Controversy (Wyndham) ---> 2009: Col. Van T. Barfoot's Flag Controversy (Sussex Square)

2002: West Nile Virus ---> 2008: Pig Flu

2003: Damage from Hurricane Isabel ---> 2004: Damage from Tropical Storm Gaston

2004: Debate Over Baseball Stadium in Shockoe Bottom ---> 2008: Debate Over Baseball Stadium in Shockoe Bottom

2001: Sheriff Michelle Mitchell ---> 2009: Sheriff C.T. Woody

Recurring Controversy of the Decade: Shockoe Bottom Baseball 

Runners-Up: Richmond Public Schools; City Hall shenanigans

 

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