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Seasonal performances plentiful this weekend

Several local arts venues are offering Christmas entertainment this Saturday and Sunday, ranging from a nostalgic musical comedy to festive jazz and orchestral favorites.  Saturday, Dec. 2 Jeff Hamilton Jazz Trio The world-class drummer, a Richmond High School graduate, will present a holiday concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Reid Center, 1004 N. A St., […]

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Faith communities break bread together

The Richmond Interfaith Network conducted the Golden Rule Gathering on Nov. 5 at First Friends Meeting House. The event featured music, commentary and readings from a variety of faiths including Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Hindu, Baha’i, Sikh and Native American traditions. Attendees enjoyed a meal, and Oran Baumeister from the Native American Community and a Richmond […]

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Common Council speeds through light agenda

In a Nov. 20 meeting that lasted barely five minutes, Richmond Common Council covered the basics but deferred action on a potential designated outdoor refreshment area classification for the Depot District, under consideration since September. The group approved meeting minutes and accepted Anchor Transload LLC as a new taxpayer in the city’s main tax increment […]

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Girls Inc. honors 5

Girls Inc. of Wayne County has recognized one girl and four women for their contributions to the community. This year’s signature event on Nov. 17 at Forest Hills Country Club, themed “Fuel Her Fire,” quickly sold out. Awards were given in the categories of Strong, Smart, Bold and Inspiring, along with Girl of the Year. […]

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A taste of Christmas cheer

Cambridge City welcomed the Christmas season Nov. 25 with Winter Wonderland. Between carriage rides and ice skating, children could visit with Santa Claus after his arrival on a fire truck, or sample s’mores. The line to see Santa stretched past the town’s beautiful lighted tree. WWN’s Chris Hardie was there to capture these photos. Photos […]

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Crowd sounds off on educator, union leader suspension

Although no one spoke during Richmond Community Schools’ public hearing regarding a tentative agreement reached with Richmond Education Association, the board heard from additional unhappy constituents regarding the union leader’s paid administrative leave. During the board’s Nov. 20 meeting, Jamie Bolser, who oversees RCS finances and human resources, summarized the 2023-25 master contract to be […]