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Two former Richmond Montessori teachers given deferred dispositions after toddler wandered into traffic
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UMFS changes name to Shineforth to mark 125th anniversary
A longtime Richmond-based nonprofit that has served children and families throughout the region for more than a century is stepping into a new era — with a new name. United Methodist Family Services, better known as UMFS, has officially reintroduced itself as Shineforth Child & Family Services, unveiling a new name
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Fairfield meeting Oct. 30 to highlight resources for seniors, voting in Henrico and school redistricting
Fairfield District Supervisor Roscoe D. Cooper III will host a Fairfield Forum meeting Thursday, Oct. 30 to discuss resources for seniors, voting and school boundary adjustments in Henrico County. The meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. at Harvie Elementary School, 3401 Harvie Road. Residents are welcome to attend
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