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Greening Richmond Together: Groundwork’s second annual awards event

By Daniela Covarrubias | November 25, 2014
rusty spoke award recipients post for photo

Groundwork Richmond had its second annual event on Saturday recognizing those who have dedicated their time and supported their projects. The free event included family activities and music performances, and VIP tickets were sold to raise funds for the program.

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City goes green with tree counters

By Zach St. George | September 17, 2012 | 2
A landscape architect in his office.

Near the corner of Cutting Boulevard and 23rd Street, between an asphalt parking lot and a concrete sidewalk, surrounded by weeds and yellowed grass, is a dead tree.

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Christmas tree lot an annual tradition

By Robert Rogers | December 11, 2009

For the 28th consecutive year, longtime Richmond native Rick Spencer has hastily set up shop, outdoors and a bevy of lush, aromatic Firs. Bab’s Christmas Trees is open for business at 1030 23rd Street.

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