April 10, 2009
Richmond jail to start charging inmates $1 a day
Richmond’s overcrowded city jail will start charging inmates $1 day to be there. The charge takes effect Wednesday, said Lt. Col. Walter Allmon of...
Chesterfield finds additional funding
By WESLEY P. HESTER TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERChesterfield County has found more than $1million of breathing room in its fiscal 2010 budget to retain programs and services the public didn’t want...
VDOT awards seven contracts
The Virginia Department of Transportation has awarded seven highway contracts, worth about $5.5 million, for construction and maintenance projects in central...
April 09, 2009
When money is tight, schools look to cut arts programs
The 373 Hanover County students in this year’s elementary strings program will be the last group of children to benefit from a music program that...
Carlos Brown running for 69th House of Delegates District seat
In the same afternoon that lawmakers bid adieu to retiring Del. Franklin P. Hall, D-Richmond, lamenting the loss of his institutional knowledge, another...
April 08, 2009
School athletics programs prepare for cuts
By VIC DORR JR. TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERThe challenge of playing away from home is about to become more daunting for many high school sports teams in the Central Region. Travel could be affected...
April 06, 2009
Brush fires hit Chesterfield and Goochland
Brush fires in Goochland and Chesterfield counties kept firefighters busy yesterday. The fire in Goochland scorched as many as 30 acres and started on...
BUSINESS LICENSES CHESTERFIELD
The following are recently issued business licenses in Chesterfield County. Chris Bower Consulting (business service-computer services); licensee Christopher...
Richmond region prepares for 2010 census
The first step to make the 2010 census as accurate as possible is being taken. Actually, it’s quite a few steps. In the Richmond area, temporary...
April 05, 2009
Students will compete in hospitality management
By JUAN ANTONIO LIZAMA TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITEROzzie Seshie said he had to learn to cook at age 4 when he was alone and hungry while his parents worked. “When you’re hungry and alone, so...
Teens decide to hold an alternative to the prom
The flier handed out to James River High School students read: “Disappointed with prom expectations?“ Apparently, a few students at the Chesterfield...
April 04, 2009
2 hospitalized after shooting in Ettrick
One of two people shot in Ettrick early today has potentially life-threatening injuries, police said. Chesterfield County Police said the shooting occurred...
Titans help Manchester students raise money for West African school
By JUAN ANTONIO LIZAMA TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERNearly 40 years ago, when Darryl “Blue” Stanton was playing football for the newly integrated T.C. Williams High School Titans, he never imagined...
April 03, 2009
Charges against ex-VCU police chief are sent to grand jury
A Chesterfield County judge yesterday sent to a grand jury three sex-related charges against former Virginia Commonwealth University Police Chief Willie...
April 01, 2009
History lectures scheduled in Chesterfield
The Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with the Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia, will host two lectures in...
‘Supernanny’ filming in Midlothian
In Midlothian, someone’s behavior is very naughty. The ABC reality show “Supernanny” is filming its first episode in Virginia in Chesterfield...
Dog helps students with disabilities at Matoaca High
By JUAN ANTONIO LIZAMA TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERZach, a Labrador retriever, helps teachers with their reading, math and social studies lessons and helps correct disruptive behavior. Yudi, a Matoaca High...
March 31, 2009
Lawyer Cogbill declines Chesterfield County judgeship
By JEFF E. SCHAPIRO TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERA lawyer with deep family and political roots in Chesterfield County is changing his mind and giving up a county judgeship to which he was named last month....
Chesterfield overhauls language-arts teaching
During language-arts instruction in Chesterfield County elementary classrooms, a teacher reads to the entire class and then breaks students into small...
Lawyer Cogbill declines Chesterfield County judgeship
By JEFF E. SCHAPIRO TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITERA lawyer with deep family and political roots in Chesterfield County is changing his mind and giving up a county judgeship to which he was named last month....
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