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Ms. Lynch

Ms. Lynch

Published on October 30, 2020
Mr. Gray

Mr. Gray

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Mr. Addison

Mr. Addison

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Ms. Lambert

Ms. Lambert

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Mr. Ford

Mr. Ford

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Ms. Newbille

Ms. Newbille

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Ms. Jordan

Ms. Jordan

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Mrs. Robertson

Mrs. Robertson

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Mr. McCoy

Mr. McCoy

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Ms. Trammell

Ms. Trammell

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Mr. Rogers

Mr. Rogers

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Mr. Chipman

Mr. Chipman

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Mr. Dickinson

Mr. Dickinson

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Mr. Hilliard

Mr. Hilliard

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Mr. Spinks

Mr. Spinks

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Ms. Larson

Ms. Larson

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Dr. Jones

Dr. Jones

Published on October 30, 2020
This 100th recruit class was made up of “laterals,” individuals who already were certified by the state of Virginia in other jurisdictions to perform firefighter duties. They underwent six weeks of evaluation of their previously learned skills in such areas as structural firefighting, medical training and physical agility, along with training on city rules, regulations and procedures, to graduate during the ceremony held at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in the East End.

This 100th recruit class was made up of “laterals,” individuals who already were certified by the state of Virginia in other jurisdictions to perform firefighter …

Published on October 29, 2020
James H. Blackwell IV, 25, is pinned by his mother, Keala Blackwell, officially making him a member of the Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services during the department’s 100th Recruit School graduation ceremony Oct. 23. Mr. Blackwell, who was holding his 5-year-old daughter Ava Blackwell-James during the pinning, is one of 12 men to join the city department, which was founded in October 1858.

James H. Blackwell IV, 25, is pinned by his mother, Keala Blackwell, officially making him a member of the Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency …

Published on October 29, 2020
Richmond City Councilwoman Ellen F. Robertson, center, assembles a desk with the help of Anita Sawyer, left, and Fatemia Gunter, two employees of Lowe’s home improvement store. Employees at the Sheila Lane store in South Side volunteered to put together 500 fold-up desks for Richmond Public Schools students who are learning at home during the pandemic. About 25 Lowe’s employees started the project last week, with 100 desks being produced each Tuesday. The desks will be given to students free of charge.

Richmond City Councilwoman Ellen F. Robertson, center, assembles a desk with the help of Anita Sawyer, left, and Fatemia Gunter, two employees of Lowe’s home …

Published on October 29, 2020