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Because of delayed primary, there’s no early voting location on Richmond’s Southside

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By Graham Moomaw Verified
| The Richmonder
Virginia’s congressional primaries are happening later than normal this year after the failed Democratic attempt to redraw the state’s political map. Because of that delay, the Hickory Hill Community Center — the only satellite location for early voting in South Richmond — couldn’t be used for the 45-day early voting window ahead of the Aug. 4 primaries, according to local election officials.
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In show of unity, city officials unanimously approve tweaks to collective bargaining rules

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By Graham Moomaw Verified
| The Richmonder
4 min Richmond officials are back on the same page when it comes to the collective bargaining rights of the city’s unionized workforce. The City Council voted unanimously Monday to approve tweaks to the city’s collective bargaining rules, with full support of Mayor Danny Avula’s administration and union organizers. The changes broaden what city unions can bargain over with management to include procedures for how public workers are chosen for promotions and transfers.
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Council rejects proposals to create new layer of review for code refresh

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By Graham Moomaw Verified
| The Richmonder
The Richmond City Council voted Monday to reject a pair of proposals that could have slowed down the city’s code refresh initiative by creating a new process for citizen review. Several Council members said they felt the city could do a better job of engaging residents about the sweeping overhaul of the city’s zoning rules to both modernize an outdated system and make it easier to build more housing.
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