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More Condos… via Chicago, sort of…
Photo Credit: MARK GORMUS/TIMES-DISPATCH
I found this story from the Times Dispatch via the Chicago Tribune . While credited, the story is printed in whole without any links back to the RTD. Can they do that? What’s more, why? For what its worth, here’s the link back to the original article. Go there to read the entire story.
One of the first condo projects to come on the market in years in downtown Richmond will be finished this summer.
The eight-unit condominium — 16 West Broad, named for its location — is in Jackson Ward amid art galleries, restaurants, a pawn shop and a few sundry stores.
“I love this part of town,” said Walter Parks, the architect and developer whose office is around the corner on North Adams Street.
Larceny and Theft
Two of each in today’s Daily Crime Report.
LARCENY
5/18/12 12:50 a.m.
00 block of West Hill Street
A possibly known male stole a firearm from the residence.
THEFT FROM BUILDING
5/17/12 12:35 p.m. – 12:40 p.m.
00 block of East Broad Street
An unknown person(s) stole a purse from the building.
THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
5/16/12 – 5/17/12 8:30 p.m. – 9:00 a.m.
700 block of St. James Street
An unknown person(s) broke into the vehicle and stole a backpack, money and soccer equipment.
LARCENY
5/11/12 – 5/16/12 3:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
500 block of East Broad Street
An unknown person(s) stole copper siding from the building.
Shooting Victim Sues Club
One of numerous incidents related to Club Aurora.
A former Virginia Union University basketball player who was partially paralyzed in a drive-by shooting outside a downtown nightclub is suing the establishment for $10 million.
The former basketball player, Lemoyne Williams, 26, of West Haven, Conn., has brought a civil lawsuit against Euro Enterprises Inc., doing business as Club Aurora, in connection with the shooting, which wounded two men in June 2010.
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