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  articles by people from richmond
coby batty, harry kollatz, isaac regelson, jim thomson, linda voreland
guests amie oliver
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  pleasure struggle
so you know Richmond is not all guns and roses...
The editors of one of our local tabloids (the one with a Letterman-like attitude) published an interview with Dan Savage; who writes the column Savage Love. His column is published all over the US and overseas - and is a delight to read in contrast the depressing headlines that slap us in the face each morning. 22/10/2002, by amie oliver, richmond
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  public dying
Darkness falls on a city uneasy
The Tarot Killer, or whatever urban myth name may be stuck to him, continues at large after making the multijurisdictional taskforce appear foolish. On Monday, Oct. 21.two undocumented aliens, a Mexican and a Guatemlan, were seized and taken into custody when they innocently stopped at a suburban payphone. 22/10/2002, by harry kollatz, richmond
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  money struggle
The Rich Get Richer And The Poor Get Children
"How the permissive captialism of the boom destroyed American equality." The New York Times learns that the rich are entrenching and everybody else is getting the shaft. 22/10/2002, by harry kollatz, richmond
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  public dying
Four days, no shots fired in suburbia
A gunman with a high-powered rifle has killed nine people and injured two others in the Northern Virginia and Maryland suburbs near Washington D.C. The incidents have sown fear and paranoia throughout the population, even in Richmond. 19/10/2002, by harry kollatz, richmond
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  pleasure outside
Life in Richmond in October
I have many German friends that have chosen to make Richmond their home. They love the heat, which they compare to the tropics. I love living here, but the heat is my nemisis. October brings relief, heavy rains sent here from the hurricanes of the real tropics ; and autumn color when the trees shed their leaves. It is a time for reflection, and inquiry; a time to consider the evidence of our industry and the consequences. 19/10/2002, by amie oliver, richmond
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