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Community works together to rebuild John F. Kennedy Park

By Marylee Williams | October 28, 2015
Young volunteers help loosen up the crowd before starting work on John F. Kennedy Park. (Photo by Brittany Kirstin)

Almost 400 volunteers spent last Saturday rebuilding Richmond’s John F. Kennedy Park. The park, wedged between John F. Kennedy High School and King Elementary, was this year’s project for Make A Difference Day, a nationwide event.

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Richmond residents watch trees grow on the big screen, hope for the same in their neighborhoods

By Tyler Orsburn | June 11, 2012 | 2

On Saturday evening more than 30 Richmond residents concerned about the environment gathered at the home of Marci Valdivieso to watch a documentary about Wangari Maathai. Maathai was a Kenyan environmental and political activist who started the Green Belt Movement that shed light on the importance of trees and soil conservation in 1977, and won…

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