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VCU medical students celebrate residency Match Day
Mark Grabill received an envelope yesterday from Dr. Chris Woleben, VCU's associated dean of student affiars, during a Match Day ceremony at The Woman's Club of Richmond.
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Dominion selling natural gas and oil business
An operation that drills for natural gas in West Virginia is part of the deal.
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Bill Lohmann: Coaches guide 10K training group for the homeless
Bob Shackford (left) and coach Mandy Burnette (right) congratulate Isabel Martinez on finishing a training run ahead of the Monument Avenue 10k this month.
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I Do, I Do: Angela Marita Deal and Michael Allen
The happy newlyweds positively glowed in a magical holiday setting as they were announced at their reception at The Commonwealth Club in front of 200 guests.
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UPDATE: 2 women injured in accidental Henrico fire
Firefighters needed about 30 minutes to bring the blaze under control.
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Richmond plans upgrades for faster snow removal
Mayor Jones said cleanup efforts have been hampered by on-street parking, as well as the previous administration's decision to sell 36 dump and pickup trucks.
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3 bodies in Henrico fire were murder-suicide
Henrico firefighters spent most of Friday at a house in the 1700 block of Debbie Lane, where three bodies were found.
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Tim K. Dean: developing Virginia
Tim K. Dean grew up in ice hockey country in South Dakota, but it wasn't until he moved to Virginia in 1997 that he learned how to skate and started playing the sport. It was also in Virginia where Dean was able to get a degree in civil engineering technology from Old Dominion University and fulfill his goal of becoming an engineer. Dean, 38, was recently named site planning and engineering division manager at Draper Aden Associates. The married father of two with a third on the way earned a math degree at St. Olaf College in Minnesota and a master's in technology management from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
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Elnetta J. Burke: meeting your financial goals
When Varina resident Elnetta J. Burke was growing up, she had the job many children did -- delivering newspapers. The work taught her a vital lesson. "I recognized, it is not how much money you make, but rather how much you keep," said Burke, 35, who joined CUNA Mutual Group in November as a financial-services representative. Burke's job is to provide financial-management services to members of the Virginia Credit Union. Before this post, she was at Genworth Financial and has spent 13 years working in the financial-services industry.
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VCU Brandcenter prof makes a mark on students
Don Just, a professor at VCU's Brandcenter, grew The Martin Agency to national prominence before selling it an international company.
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Lohmann: Extreme Makeover, Mechanicsville Edition
Alyssa Doan, 10, was welcomed back to her Mechanicsville home yesterday by a happy crowd of well-wishers and home transformers.
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Preparing a Thanksgiving meal for thousands downtown
Davis Caskey of Richmond stirs the stock that will be used to make dozens of gallons of gravy.
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State facing $3.5 billion shortfall in next budget
Sen. Charles J. Colgan, D-Prince William, listening during the General Assembly earlier this year, said today the economic turnaround isn't fast enough to help the state budget.
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UPDATE: Basweti, Kosgei winners of SunTrust Richmond Marathon
Jynocel Basweti (left) won the marathon in 2:18:28. Salome Kosgei (right) was the first woman to cross the line at 2:40:51.
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Musical interests span the generations
Brian Illes (center) shares musical interests with his stepsons Austin Daniel (left) and Ryan Daniel.
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I Do, I Do: Renée Robinette and Scott O'Neal
Both the playful and romantic sides of the newlyweds were on full display at their Sept. 5 wedding at Amber Grove. Dear friends participated: Dave Daley tied the knot and his wife Kathleen read “Desiderata” and “The Art of Marriage.”
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VCU picked to finish third in CAA; ODU first
VCU guard Ed Nixon drives to the basket last year against South Dakota State.
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Redevelopment of Cloverleaf Mall slow going
The project to redevelop Chesterfield's vacant Cloverleaf Mall is still moving forward, just slower than expected.
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Meet Richmond's retail coach
Nancy Thomas played hockey with her brothers as a child and then volleyball in college. It's fitting she's considered by some to be the retail coach of the Richmond area. Thomas, 51, is president and CEO of the Retail Merchants Association. She's an ally for area retailers as they fight to survive -- and thrive -- during one of the worst economic declines in decades. Thomas, who took the helm on an interim basis a year ago this month and permanently in January, has worked to get retailers the training and information to help them manage during the recession. She also started a mentoring group and a shop local marketing campaign. "To me, she's more of a coach than a president and CEO," said Kenneth Wayland, president of Free Agents Marketing in Henrico County and a board member of the association. "You can see it at board meetings where everybody is pumped up and all the seats are taken. You can see it when she mentors members." Thomas starts work at 7 a.m. and leaves with the cleaning crew. "If you need to come in early and stay late, you just do it," Thomas said. "It's your job."
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