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Letter: Richmond is broken, not racist

Letter: Richmond is broken, not racist

Dear Editor, Re: “Councillor: Racist grafitti a sign of building racial tension,” News, July 21. How unfortunate that our Richmond has been marred by racist graffiti.
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Win a $50 White Spot gift card

The Letter of the Week winner next week will receive a $50 gift card for White Spot. Send your letters on the issues affecting Richmond and beyond to editor@richmond-news.com .
Column: Dirty, but essential

Column: Dirty, but essential

Water, fire, air and earth — ancient philosophers considered these the four elements on which all terrestrial life is based. Aristotle added a fifth element — ether — which was celestial, breathed by the gods as we mortals breathe air.
Letter: Adults setting a poor example

Letter: Adults setting a poor example

Dear Editor, I work at a daycare centre with 37 wonderful young children. Our daycare is located beside a forest and nature trail in Richmond, and the children spend hours on the trail every day.
Letter: Save water year round

Letter: Save water year round

Dear Editor, This just in! How to cut back inside water use by 50 per cent? Re-use all water in the home, at least once. Four and a half steps: 1. BATH/SHOWER: Plug the bathtub to save first-shower water. Don’t drain the first-bath water.
Letter: Coun. Au explains his vote

Letter: Coun. Au explains his vote

Editor, When the issue of house massing was brought up, I agreed it was a problem we should address sooner rather than later. To date, I have not changed my position. In the last few weeks, I have tried to listen to all parties.
Letter: Call that public art?

Letter: Call that public art?

Dear Editor, Recently, Richmond City Hall announced the purchase of two pieces of art to add to the Minoru Development Project currently underway.
Letter: Reader challenges public art

Letter: Reader challenges public art

Dear Editor, A few years ago Eric Fiss, Public Art Planner, attempted to spend $250,000 on public art. The outlay was put to an online vote and was soundly defeated.
Letter: Richmond’s green space gone

Letter: Richmond’s green space gone

Dear Editor, From what I see every day, I believe that Richmond is slowly becoming more and more polluted by the dust from construction. From building town houses, to apartments, to plazas, there is no end to it.
Letter: City adrift from official plan

Letter: City adrift from official plan

Dear Editor, After attending Tuesday evening’s planning committee meeting at Richmond City Hall. I find myself extremely disappointed by our elected decision-makers.