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It’s fun to build a new YMCA

Amy David November 30, 2010 0

In addition to the development of a new facility, the YMCA will also be expanding or renovating 13 of its 15 branches.

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Foreclosures 5.25.10

Drew Jackson May 25, 2010 1

Two huge homes are on the list this week with home loans greater than $500,000.

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Less rent means lower appraisals

Greg Pearson February 2, 2010 0

The value of existing commercial real estate in Chesterfield County dropped an average of 6.4 percent or $418 million last year, according to the county assessor’s office

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Chesterfield no longer as insulated

Jim McConnell July 16, 2009 1

Chesterfield is no longer out-performing the state when it comes to employment figures.

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Strip mall files for bankruptcy protection

Aaron Kremer April 7, 2009 1

A Chesterfield shopping center has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Rockwood Square LLC, which owns the Rockwood Square strip mall on the 10,000 block of Hull Street (near the corner of Courthouse) filed

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No shirt, no shoes…no dancing?

Al Harris March 24, 2009 3

You can have a drink, and watch the live entertainment at County Rib & Ale House in Chesterfield. But you can’t dance. According to the Midlothian Exchange , the five restaurant investors received summons

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Midlothian Boater’s World Is Liquidating

Aaron Kremer March 23, 2009 2

Boater’s World, a chain of boat supply/fishing gear stores with one location in Richmond and several in Hampton Roads, is liquidating. The sale started last week. According to a representative at the Midlothian store

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Second round of layoffs at PrecisionIR

Aaron Kremer February 18, 2009 1

White-collar jobs continue to disappear in Richmond. PrecisionIR, an investor relations technology company based in Chesterfield, let go about 40 workers yesterday, including 16 in Richmond

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Construction slowing even more

Al Harris February 11, 2009 4

Construction activity is slowing at an increasing rate in Richmond, leading to more layoffs, longer pay terms and downward pressure on the prices subcontractors can charge. For the first time in recent memory, builders

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