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In the Community

New library chair has ear to community

Peter Kafka aims to listen to the community and change with the times.

City invites Doors Open bids

The city is calling all artists, as well as cultural and historic institutions, to throw open their doors to help showcase Richmond's creative side over the May 4, 5 weekend.

You're not my boss: Author

When you hear, "You're not the boss of me!" you most likely think of an insolent child, perhaps trying to assert him or herself over an authority figure.

Slow down for Andante

This Saturday, Andante - a new group exhibit at the Richmond Art Gallery starting Feb. 2 - encourages visitors to slow down from the quick pace of their busy lives and be attentive to their surroundings.

Russian composer brings works unheard in Canada

When listing romantic composers, one would be hard-pressed not to include the Russians - Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, to name a few.
COMMUNITY MATTERS: Health care rooted in community's generosity

COMMUNITY MATTERS: Health care rooted in community's generosity

For over 25 years, donors have come together from every corner of our community to improve local health care through Richmond Hospital Foundation.

Tips to having a 'sound' 2013

Get external speakers to improve the terrible sound of your devices

Dying to laugh

Jennifer Perrin balances her day job as a funeral director with comedy roles on stage

Naval vets march to the beat of bygone days

Few words are needed for Ted Shale and Ian Michie, who have let music do the talking for most of their lives.

Keeping local history alive

Old Richmond disappears, but not our memories