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April 19, 2021- Herring Continues Fight in Virginia Supreme Court to Finally Remove Lee Statue

April 19, 2021- Herring Continues Fight in Virginia Supreme Court to Finally Remove Lee Statue
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Virginia AG authorizes probe of statue-removal contract

Virginia AG authorizes probe of statue-removal contract by The Associated Press Last Updated Jan 15, 2021 at 6:26 pm EDT RICHMOND, Va. Virginia’s attorney general has authorized an investigation into efforts by Richmond officials to take down the city’s Confederate monuments last year, including a $1.8 million contract that was given for the statues to be removed, a special prosecutor said Friday. The statues were taken down over the summer, and an inquiry into the contract between the city and a Richmond-area construction company owner was initiated after a political rival of Mayor Levar Stoney’s raised concerns about the deal. A Richmond Circuit Court Judge assigned Augusta County Commonwealth’s Attorney Timothy Martin last summer to investigate the removals, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported.

Herring authorizes probe of Richmond s statue contract with company tied to Newport News

Devon Henry, the owner of a Newport News contracting firm associated with the shell company, has donated a total of $4,000 to Stoney’s campaign and political action committee since 2016.

Herring authorizes state police investigation into Richmond mayor s removal of Confederate statues

The year that was 2020: A timeline of Richmond-area news

A look back at memorable moments in Richmond, Va., from 2020. From pandemic to protests, from voting to vaccines and everything in between, 2020 in the Richmond area — and across the globe — has been a year like no other. “Unprecedented” is a word thrown around when describing the past 12 months (or was it 12 years?), but to come up with one that better encapsulates what has happened across our region, state, country and world would be to perhaps create a new language. As we prepare with hopeful anticipation for a new year with new promises and priorities, the Richmond Times-Dispatch looks back on what happened locally and across the commonwealth in 2020 — the year that was.

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