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Mileage varies talking to gadgets

From Apple's iPhone to Microsoft's Xbox, we're talking more to the gadgets and devices that share our lives. Increasingly they're talking back. But here's the problem: Talking to your gadget can be a lot like talking to a well-trained dog.

Youth recommend summer reads

Princes, orphans, siblings and villagers populate young imaginations

Rare Chinese book donation tops $1.5 million mark

Wearing white gloves and gingerly picking up a book dating back to the early 1800s, Richmond Public Library's (RPL) Wendy Jang tells the crowd of journalists the rare, thread-bound book is the oldest one in the collection of more than 47,000 Chinese

Teacher talks climate change

Ever since Charlie Coleman's father gave him the book, Silent Spring by environmentalist/biologist Rachel Carson, he has been concerned about the environment.

Envisioning global leadership through business

Franco Ng comes into the News office poised, with a firm handshake and confidence that belies his age. The 17-year-old Richmond secondary student speaks like a seasoned businessman.

Envisioning global leadership through business

Franco Ng comes into the News office poised, with a firm handshake and confidence that belies his age. The 17-year-old Richmond secondary student speaks like a seasoned businessman.

Teacher talks climate change

Ever since Charlie Colemans father gave him the book, Silent Spring by environmentalist/biologist Rachel Carson, he has been concerned about the environment.

Have aliens landed in Richmond?

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Kenny Wayne takes the stage

In the '50s, Hall of Famer Fats Domino was one of rock and roll's earliest stars. His New Orleans style of piano and blend of R&B was often imitated.
4th Annual Garlic Festival

4th Annual Garlic Festival