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Posts Tagged ‘mclaughlin’

Residents oppose possible post office closure

By Robert Rogers | January 16, 2010 | 1

About 30 residents and two city leaders turned out Tuesday to give federal postal officials an emphatic message: They don’t want their Post Office branch to be closed.

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City hails progress of local nonprofit urban renewal program

By Robert Rogers | January 14, 2010 | 1

Groundwork Richmond becomes one of the newest members of a national network of independent local community ventures aimed at improving urban environments through local action.

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Struggle between Chevron and city intensifies

By Robert Rogers | December 31, 2009 | 6

As a political and legal standoff between the city and its biggest taxpayer deepens, Chevron Corp. officials are hinting that their 107-year stay in Richmond may be in jeopardy.

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Local eateries honored for contributions

By Robert Rogers | December 2, 2009

A trio of local restaurants that donated $600 worth of food for a workshop supporting a community art project were awarded “Small Business of the Month” certificates during Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

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Family calls for end to violence at memorial for slain woman, friend

By Robert Rogers | October 13, 2009

About 30 people gathered at a mid-day event at the 76 gas station in the 1500 block of Carlson Boulevard, the site of a double homicide just days before. A bouquet of roses rested next to the gas pump to mark the spot where Kaneesha Mallard, 19, died.

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