Sabrina Shutters
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Richmond, VA, United States
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Recent articles by Sabrina:
Chesterfield folks still ‘very unhappy’ over Upper Magnolia Green project as it gets the green light
The highly controversial Upper Magnolia Green project has been approved. More than 30 people spoke against the project last night, but even after that and the months of debate, it was still approved. → Read More
Debate over gun control, school safety renewed in Virginia: ‘A wound that can’t heal until we do something’
The devastating massacre at a Uvalde, Texas elementary school is renewing debate over gun control and school safety across Virginia. → Read More
Central Virginia school districts respond to Texas shooting: ‘I am grief-stricken’
Richmond metropolitan area school districts are responding after the tragic Uvalde, Texas school shooting that left at least 21 dead Tuesday. → Read More
Big changes could soon be coming for the Richmond Coliseum
Plans to have the now fenced-up Richmond coliseum demolished and the little over seven acres of land around it redeveloped took a step forward last night. → Read More
Richmonders tired of unrelenting gun violence as homicide numbers steadily rise
Richmonders continue to plead for the violence to stop after another deadly shooting — this time, in the city’s East End. → Read More
Some residents aren’t too happy about proposed development in Chesterfield
About 100 of the new homes could go next to the Foxcroft neighborhood, and several people living in the neighborhood aren’t too happy about it. → Read More
Festival season is back in RVA after some events were halted for years due to COVID-19
It’s festival season in the Richmond metropolitan area. Several events kick off this weekend — many for the first time since the pandemic started. → Read More
‘I had to go up on some prices’: Gas prices spike again, hurting small business
Pain at the pump is reaching new heights. AAA reports gas prices in Richmond have broken records that were set back in March. → Read More
Decision to donate A.P. Hill monument will spark uncomfortable conversations, councilwoman says
The last remaining Confederate monument in Richmond is being donated to the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia. → Read More
Fox students welcomed into Clark Springs, principal ready to ‘make this our new home’
Just after 7 a.m. this morning, Fox Elementary students were welcomed to Clark Springs Elementary for their first day of classes at the temporary campus. → Read More
Back to the office: Youngkin wants state employees working in person as soon as possible
The deadline to return to the office is in two months on July 5, but Gov. Youngkin wants state workers to return to their offices as soon as possible. → Read More
Keeping your children safe from online predators
Authorities are warning parents at home that predators like the ones caught in Chesterfield County can pretend to be anyone. → Read More
Abortion-rights rally draws hundreds to downtown Richmond
A sea of people crowded downtown Richmond yesterday in a rally sparked by the leaked draft opinion from the United States Supreme Court to reverse Roe v. Wade. → Read More
‘It’s too packed’: RPS board votes to rezone River City Middle
The Richmond Public School board approved a rezoning plan for River City Middle School. The approval comes one week after the board struck down a previous proposal. → Read More
Lockdown on VSU lifted after shooting, days before graduation for students
A woman was rushed to the hospital with injuries after being shot at a freshman residence hall on Virginia State University’s campus in Petersburg last night. → Read More
Parents, leaders outraged over River City Middle decision: ‘It is unreasonable’
Some Richmond leaders and parents are outraged over the school board’s decision against rezoning River City Middle School. → Read More
Mayor Stoney isn’t ready to give the ambulance authority more money… just yet
Mayor Levar Stoney wants a review of Richmond Ambulance Authority (RAA) less than a week after the agency asked for millions of dollars more than what is in the proposed budget. → Read More
Increased police presence to help curb violence in Petersburg: ‘We have a zero tolerance on crime’
Petersburg leaders said they’re cracking down on crime after deadly gunfire has plagued the city in recent weeks. → Read More
Moving company secured to help Fox teachers move into Clark Springs
Fox Elementary students are officially moving to Clark Springs Elementary for the rest of the school year. → Read More
Petersburg police deputy chief: ‘Young people can’t seem to resolve their differences without guns’
A man was found shot to death inside a car in a gas station parking lot overnight in Petersburg. The incident marks the fourth shooting within four days in the city. → Read More